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I tried installing openai_lab on an anaconda environment using bin/setup.py, but it did not work because the setup script runs sudo python3 which invokes the system python rather than the anaconda python.
In the end I was able to run open_ai by installing all the dependencies by hand, but I think it would be better not to ask for users to use sudo during running the setup script so that a user without a superuser privilege can install openai_lab and that the installation will not interfere with the system.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
The installation is definitely something we'll be improving.
After the feedback from other users yesterday it seems useful to have several installation channels:
plain installation (system python)
conda (seem to be a quite popular option)
Docker (much stabler for better quickstart, but with a performance speed tradeoff)
Added to the roadmap and we'll get to this soon as we can.
Hi,
I tried installing openai_lab on an anaconda environment using bin/setup.py, but it did not work because the setup script runs
sudo python3
which invokes the system python rather than the anaconda python.In the end I was able to run open_ai by installing all the dependencies by hand, but I think it would be better not to ask for users to use
sudo
during running the setup script so that a user without a superuser privilege can install openai_lab and that the installation will not interfere with the system.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: