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Apparently, there is no 32-bit Windows version of photutils #54

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JuanCab opened this issue Jan 6, 2019 · 8 comments
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Apparently, there is no 32-bit Windows version of photutils #54

JuanCab opened this issue Jan 6, 2019 · 8 comments

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JuanCab commented Jan 6, 2019

Installation instructions fail is someone is running 32-bit version of Anaconda. Easy to accidentally do. We should revise instructions to say to make sure to install 64-bit version of anaconda.

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bsipocz commented Jan 6, 2019

alternatively pip install photutils should work even on those systems

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bsipocz commented Jan 6, 2019

(We do test photutils on 32bit linux, but not on windows, so your suggestion of making sure 64bit conda is used is preferable though)

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JuanCab commented Jan 6, 2019

Yeah, I figured anyone using Windows 7 or 10 is almost certainly using a 64-bit version of those OSes on a computer less than 5 years old, so the 64-bit option is preferable. We had a workshop participant who installed the 32-bit version of Miniconda on a 64-bit Windows, and then had an issue with the environment not resolving because the 32-bit windows version of photutils is NOT in the astropy channel.

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pllim commented Nov 12, 2019

cc @larrybradley

@pllim pllim moved this from To do to Deferred for future workshop in AAS 235 Workshop Planning Nov 12, 2019
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Conda-forge stopped support for 32-bit windows (conda-forge/staged-recipes#5640). The anaconda astropy channel simply mirrors conda-forge.

For 32-bit windows systems, one will need to install using pip (there's even a wheel for Win 32).

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bsipocz commented Nov 12, 2019

Maybe it would pedagogically make sense to suggest to pip install everything after conda creating the env? Transferable skill for the case when a package is not conda available.

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In #186 we're now requesting participants to install a 64-bit version of Miniconda.

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Thanks, @stargaser. I'm closing this issue now. If ever needed, there are 32-bit windows wheels available via pip.

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