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I am guessing that the yml file as been generated using conda env export > dirtmu_environment_python3.yml but it generated a yml specific to a linux installation.
Hi @bpavie thanks for the report, I was able to reproduce a similar conda error on Windows. We ought to provide a multi-platform conda environment with unfrozen dependencies, I will add one shortly.
Regarding Windows graph tool installation, yes it does seem a native install is not supported, I'd suggest either Docker or Windows Subsystem for Linux. Note that there is a preconfigured container image computationalplantscience/dirtmu hosted on Docker Hub, that is likely the easiest way to get started with DIRTmu if you are able to use Docker.
I tried to install it on windows following the instruction bu it failed:
I am guessing that the yml file as been generated using
conda env export > dirtmu_environment_python3.yml
but it generated a yml specific to a linux installation.Also, it seems that graph-too is not available on windows, (see https://git.skewed.de/count0/graph-tool/-/wikis/installation-instructions#windows ) so I guess it will not be possible to install it on windows :-(
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