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I am using the last version of CondaPkg=0.2.26 that now allows to set openssl_version: "ignore", which based on the solution to this other issue I posted in PythonCall should solve the problem.
Now, I am getting the following error when trying to import Sleipnir.jl using CondaPkg + PythonCall. My Python environment requires rioxarray, which needs libxml2 and libspatialite as dependencies.
For some reason, it seems that CondaPkg is trying to import these from .julia/artifacts. I don't know if this is a desired behaviour, or it is something I can change.
This issue is a follow up on the post in Julia Discourse. Sorry for the insistence, but this is fully blocking the development of our library and I imagine will be a common issue for other people working in spatial-related sciences.
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My first suggestion would be to see if it is affected by loading order. Try doing using OpenSSL_jll before anything else. Then in a fresh session try using PythonCall; pyimport("openssl") before anything else. Does anything change?
Secondly, it's hard to help without being able to reproduce your problem. Please post code to replicate your issue from scratch, and post the complete output you get too. Please don't use screenshots, post the actual text.
Hi,
I am using the last version of
CondaPkg=0.2.26
that now allows to setopenssl_version: "ignore"
, which based on the solution to this other issue I posted in PythonCall should solve the problem.Now, I am getting the following error when trying to import Sleipnir.jl using CondaPkg + PythonCall. My Python environment requires
rioxarray
, which needslibxml2
andlibspatialite
as dependencies.For some reason, it seems that CondaPkg is trying to import these from
.julia/artifacts
. I don't know if this is a desired behaviour, or it is something I can change.This issue is a follow up on the post in Julia Discourse. Sorry for the insistence, but this is fully blocking the development of our library and I imagine will be a common issue for other people working in spatial-related sciences.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: