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Fix for failing on numpy #81

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Fix numpy version to those that support np.object. This popped up in colab earlier. I'm guessing it will bother others as well. This is a reasonable band-aid that works for now so people can use it. Cheers.

Fix numpy version to those that support np.object. This popped up today in colab. I'm guessing it will bother others as well. This is bandaid but it works for now. Cheers.
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2blackbar commented Apr 3, 2023

I have a one click installer that also displays guide about cuda and cudnn, installs it on windows without issues and i also made simple GUI for it, heres both files , installer for win and python gui script
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film-gui and installer.zip

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GarbageHaus commented May 26, 2023

I also have had issues with this. Even with the change above, there's still several packages that are just not available. The closest I could get to installing this was when I got to:

TypeError: CCompiler_spawn() got an unexpected keyword argument 'env'

So it appears to be uninstallable. I'm guessing if you don't use any virtual environments you might already have the libraries.

Also, the attached files in the .ZIP don't work. They have special characters in them, even when fixed it just echos the lines, and the .py file is entirely missing from that .ZIP

EDIT:
Errors appear to be coming from a version of distutils and is documented there as a bug. Even though it generates a big scary error message, I was able to get this to work by ignoring that message and just running the main .py file, using pip to install missing dependencies. Was able to successfully get this running after that. The joys of working with Python :/

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andchir commented Sep 7, 2024

Should be
numpy==1.23.1

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