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Possible solution for cityflow installation error #175
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miniconda3: try python 3.9.16 |
Amazing,you are genius.this project relys on another some gitsubmodules,and in some network environment,we may can't download the submodules,you are really genius!THIS REALLY WORKS!!!! |
correction:there is an another problem,key points loss.so i decided to use docker. |
system: Ubuntu 20.04
conda: miniconda3
python: 3.8
I have used cityflow with docker on WSL for a period of time, and now I want to install it directly on my linux system. I followed the
Build From Source
in cityflow documentation and an error occurred when runningpip install .
Operations that I tried and DID NOT help:
git submodule update --init
manually then runpip install .
(reference: closed issue # 153)Then it came up to me that maybe there's something wrong with the
CityFlow
files downloaded by runninggit clone https://github.com/cityflow-project/CityFlow.git
. So I copied the/home/cityflow
folder in the docker container, which has been working well, to my linux system, entered this folder and ranpip install .
again. It succeeded!This is my solution for this kind of installation error:
/home/cityflow
folder to the system you want to usepip install .
incityflow
folderHowever, I'm still not sure why this works. I've compared the files downloaded by
git clone
and copied from docker container, there's hardly any difference.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: