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The build-python-bindings.sh script installs the control on my system, and it works fine when called from my system-installed python.
However, when I'm in a conda environment, the module cannot be imported (because it's not installed for the python in that environment, of course). Running the build script, even inside the virtual environment, simply re-installs it outside the environment at system level.
I've been banging my head against this for several hours now, thanks to lack of python experience, and cannot see a way to easily copy/install the python bindings into my project's conda environment. Is there something simple that I'm missing, or is there no easy way to use this with managed environments?
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The build-python-bindings.sh script installs the control on my system, and it works fine when called from my system-installed python.
However, when I'm in a conda environment, the module cannot be imported (because it's not installed for the python in that environment, of course). Running the build script, even inside the virtual environment, simply re-installs it outside the environment at system level.
I've been banging my head against this for several hours now, thanks to lack of python experience, and cannot see a way to easily copy/install the python bindings into my project's conda environment. Is there something simple that I'm missing, or is there no easy way to use this with managed environments?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: