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I tried to install: a. PythonPlot b. PythonPlot#main
using the package manager after a fresh install of Julia and deleting the .julia directory.
In both cases the precompilation fails.
But strange enough, if I restart Julia and do
using PythonPlot
it downloads and installs a lot of stuff and it just works.
Any idea?
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I use now the following script for the installation as workaround:
#!/bin/bash -eu if [[ $(basename $(pwd)) == "bin" ]]; then cd .. fi echo "Updating packages..." if test -f "Manifest.toml"; then mv Manifest.toml Manifest.toml.bak fi rm -rf .CondaPkg rm -rf ~/.julia mv Project.toml Project.toml.bak julia --project="." --pkgimages=no -e "using Pkg;Pkg.add(\"PythonPlot\")" | true julia --project --pkgimages=no -e "using PythonPlot" rm Project.toml mv Project.toml.bak Project.toml
Don't copy and paste this script without thinking, it deletes your .julia folder!
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I tried to install:
a. PythonPlot
b. PythonPlot#main
using the package manager after a fresh install of Julia and deleting the .julia directory.
In both cases the precompilation fails.
But strange enough, if I restart Julia and do
using PythonPlot
it downloads and installs a lot of stuff and it just works.
Any idea?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: