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[FEATURE-REQUEST] Support Google Colab installation without runtime restart #2211
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I don't think we can do anything about that. It is their environment. If somebody has an idea on how to fix this - please get in touch. Edit: If you do not want to update or touch matplotlib in any way, just don't install |
Strange issue, thanks for letting us know. Maybe by using the solution here geoalchemy/geoalchemy2#392 in vaex (instead of the slow pkg_resources) we can make this faster and also working on colab without requiring a restart. I think this could be a good first issue for someone. |
Hey @maartenbreddels , thanks for the input. I have forked vaex and am experimenting with the different version implementation: But running the installation it fails during the vaex-meta setup: is this related to python 3.7 and not a venv? |
Running setup.py develop for vaex-meta worked after cloning recursively |
Yeah, we could improve there by giving a hint if the git submodules are empty. |
Description
When running
pip install vaex
, the runtime of the colab is needed to restarted (see attachments)Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
The problem is some dependencies update matplotlib to larger then 3.22 (which runs on Google Colab)
Additional context
Here is a Google Colab that shows the problem and a workaround
Example of runtime restart needed:
Example of installing the packages in a way matplotlib is not updated:
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