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Python2 and 3 support not feasible on HPC environments #82
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Or, perhaps an explanation of how to do a --user install that doesn't, for example, use .local/bin (can we change this to isolate virtual environments?) that can use a python3 venv and a python2 venv, on centOS |
Dear @Psy-Fer, thank you for your feedback. Actually, I am working on porting everything to Python 3 and there are only a few pieces of code in In the meantime, since circtools directly calls the two Python 2 programs via Cheers, |
Ahh absolute legend. I'll give that a go and let you know how I get along. |
Hello okay so after hacking at the python2 and python3 virtual environments for a bit, I added the following to the python3 activate script
This allowed for the python2 to get executed by the python2, and python3 to get hit by python3, while being able to see the lib site-packages of each. I'll run a test of the full thing soon when my colleague is ready. Cheers, |
Hi Tobias, regards |
Dear @iichelhadi, the latest versions of DCC and FUCHS are both Python3 based and should work without separate venvs. How did you install circtools/DCC/FUCHS? |
Hello,
trying to install this, the 2 python2 packages fail, as in order to install them , I need a python 2.7+ venv, while also having a python 3.6 venv. Is it possible to make this ONLY python 3?
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