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I keep getting ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'geopandas'] even though it is installed on my current version of Python. How do I check what pythonia is using so I can change where it points to?
I tried to make a .env file and change the PYTHON_BIN to where I want it, but still nothing.
If I do:
const os = await python('os')
await os.system('which python')
I get the exact same result as I do in cmd, so I think they are pointing at the same place, however it cannot find that module geopandas.
Then I thought, let me uninstall numpy and see if it will give the same error after the uninstall. However after uninstalling, pythonia still found numpy even though it should have been deleted- so my conclusion is that it is running another version of Python installed somewhere else.
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It's running python3, so you may need to check that you don't have a conflict there. Try running pip3 show numpy and check your python3 folder to see if it's polling from there
I keep getting
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'geopandas']
even though it is installed on my current version of Python. How do I check what pythonia is using so I can change where it points to?I tried to make a .env file and change the PYTHON_BIN to where I want it, but still nothing.
If I do:
I get the exact same result as I do in cmd, so I think they are pointing at the same place, however it cannot find that module
geopandas
.Then I thought, let me uninstall
numpy
and see if it will give the same error after the uninstall. However after uninstalling, pythonia still foundnumpy
even though it should have been deleted- so my conclusion is that it is running another version of Python installed somewhere else.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: