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Segmentation Fault due To build conflicts #588
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To replicate this issue, this is the minimal build script that results in failure. This occurs on windows system linux - ubuntu 22.04 & 20.04
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Hi @SoundsSerious! I am not an expert on Miniforge/Anaconda, but I tried to follow your steps in a clean Miniforge installation on Windows 64-bit and your commands seem to work successfully. First I create the new environment:
Second, I activate the "nept" environment and install
Finally, I start the jupyter qtconsole, and it does not crash, see the screenshot below:
I may try later with Miniforge on Linux 64-bit too. In the meantime, may I ask you to provide a full traceback of all your steps? Maybe we can see there the discrepancy between your environment and mine. This kind of segfaults I got them in the past when mixing |
Hi, I'm observing a segmentation fault as described in jupyter/qtconsole#585 of which I believe basemap is the root cause.
This is due to underlying conda c-library conflicts.
It seems the underlying issue with basemap support is the build process for
libgeos
. I wonder if life would be easier by making calls to https://pygeos.readthedocs.io/en/stable/ instead?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: