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I've just made a fresh install of Anaconda Python3 (v3.7.1) on MacOS 10.14.2. conda install cx_oracle
works fine. But then when trying conda install easyaccess==1.4.6 -c mgckind -c anaconda -d
I get a very long list of regressions of packages that it's going to do (see below). I did this once and afterwards had many non-functional things in easyaccess and in other things (e.g. pyplot will not import). The output below is from trying over again with a clean slate and asking for the dry-run install given below. Do you have any advice or workaround (e.g. use something other than conda), and is there any issue with Python 3.
Hi @gbernstein, there is no conda version for python 3.7 as there are some compatibility issues. I'd suggest installing easyaccess using pip (distributed within conda) instead (given that you already have the oracle client)
Thanks Matias, a pip install worked (although I did have to put the oracle instant client libraries into my LD_LIBRARY_PATH because the conda install cx_oracle apparently does not get this).
I've just made a fresh install of Anaconda Python3 (v3.7.1) on MacOS 10.14.2.
conda install cx_oracle
works fine. But then when trying
conda install easyaccess==1.4.6 -c mgckind -c anaconda -d
I get a very long list of regressions of packages that it's going to do (see below). I did this once and afterwards had many non-functional things in easyaccess and in other things (e.g. pyplot will not import). The output below is from trying over again with a clean slate and asking for the dry-run install given below. Do you have any advice or workaround (e.g. use something other than conda), and is there any issue with Python 3.
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