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I'm using PyCharm on Windows. I have a project setup for small experiments with algorithms that uses it's own virtual environment. I was trying to install tensorflow and I got an error that I'm running pip 10.0.1 and should upgrade to 18.1, which I did through "File/Settings/Project Interpreter". It now says 18.1. But I'm still getting warnings about using version 10.0.1.
(venv) C:usersxxxpycharmprojectsso> pip list
...
pip 10.0.1
You are using pip version 10.0.1, however version 18.1 is available.
You should consider upgrading via the 'python -m pip install --upgrade pip' command.
(venv) C:usersxxxpycharmprojectsso>python -m pip install --upgrade pip
Requirement already up-to-date: pip in c:usersxxxpycharmprojectssovenvlibsite-packages (18.1)
(venv) C:usersxxxpycharmprojectsso> pip list
...
pip 10.0.1
You are using pip version 10.0.1, however version 18.1 is available.
You should consider upgrading via the 'python -m pip install --upgrade pip' command.
(venv) C:usersxxxpycharmprojectsso>python -m pip list
...
pip 18.1
python python-3.x windows pip
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I'm using PyCharm on Windows. I have a project setup for small experiments with algorithms that uses it's own virtual environment. I was trying to install tensorflow and I got an error that I'm running pip 10.0.1 and should upgrade to 18.1, which I did through "File/Settings/Project Interpreter". It now says 18.1. But I'm still getting warnings about using version 10.0.1.
(venv) C:usersxxxpycharmprojectsso> pip list
...
pip 10.0.1
You are using pip version 10.0.1, however version 18.1 is available.
You should consider upgrading via the 'python -m pip install --upgrade pip' command.
(venv) C:usersxxxpycharmprojectsso>python -m pip install --upgrade pip
Requirement already up-to-date: pip in c:usersxxxpycharmprojectssovenvlibsite-packages (18.1)
(venv) C:usersxxxpycharmprojectsso> pip list
...
pip 10.0.1
You are using pip version 10.0.1, however version 18.1 is available.
You should consider upgrading via the 'python -m pip install --upgrade pip' command.
(venv) C:usersxxxpycharmprojectsso>python -m pip list
...
pip 18.1
python python-3.x windows pip
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Could you just runpython -m pip listand share the result?
– AlexK
2 days ago
added, and it's different from justpip list. i understand it even less now
– Maiki Bodhisattva
2 days ago
4
What is happening is the following: PyCharm has created the virtual env with a given python version and for some reason, I cannot say exactly what it might be right now, the link topippoints to the one that is installed system wide, rather than the one in the venv. So just to make sure, when you are usingpipin virtualenv always addpython -min front of it so you know that you are actually calling the virtualenv instance of pip. P.S. that might be some issue with Windows based installation
– AlexK
2 days ago
Have you resolved your issue?
– AlexK
2 days ago
1
Oh, here's the problem, you are using python3.7, Tensorflow only supports Python3.5 under Windows. Unfortunately, neither under Windows nor under Linux does Tensorflow support python3.7, the highest you can get to is python3.6 . I can confirm I just installed Tensorflow under Windows using the 64-bit installer of Python3.5.4rc1
– AlexK
2 days ago
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I'm using PyCharm on Windows. I have a project setup for small experiments with algorithms that uses it's own virtual environment. I was trying to install tensorflow and I got an error that I'm running pip 10.0.1 and should upgrade to 18.1, which I did through "File/Settings/Project Interpreter". It now says 18.1. But I'm still getting warnings about using version 10.0.1.
(venv) C:usersxxxpycharmprojectsso> pip list
...
pip 10.0.1
You are using pip version 10.0.1, however version 18.1 is available.
You should consider upgrading via the 'python -m pip install --upgrade pip' command.
(venv) C:usersxxxpycharmprojectsso>python -m pip install --upgrade pip
Requirement already up-to-date: pip in c:usersxxxpycharmprojectssovenvlibsite-packages (18.1)
(venv) C:usersxxxpycharmprojectsso> pip list
...
pip 10.0.1
You are using pip version 10.0.1, however version 18.1 is available.
You should consider upgrading via the 'python -m pip install --upgrade pip' command.
(venv) C:usersxxxpycharmprojectsso>python -m pip list
...
pip 18.1
python python-3.x windows pip
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I'm using PyCharm on Windows. I have a project setup for small experiments with algorithms that uses it's own virtual environment. I was trying to install tensorflow and I got an error that I'm running pip 10.0.1 and should upgrade to 18.1, which I did through "File/Settings/Project Interpreter". It now says 18.1. But I'm still getting warnings about using version 10.0.1.
(venv) C:usersxxxpycharmprojectsso> pip list
...
pip 10.0.1
You are using pip version 10.0.1, however version 18.1 is available.
You should consider upgrading via the 'python -m pip install --upgrade pip' command.
(venv) C:usersxxxpycharmprojectsso>python -m pip install --upgrade pip
Requirement already up-to-date: pip in c:usersxxxpycharmprojectssovenvlibsite-packages (18.1)
(venv) C:usersxxxpycharmprojectsso> pip list
...
pip 10.0.1
You are using pip version 10.0.1, however version 18.1 is available.
You should consider upgrading via the 'python -m pip install --upgrade pip' command.
(venv) C:usersxxxpycharmprojectsso>python -m pip list
...
pip 18.1
python python-3.x windows pip
python python-3.x windows pip
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Could you just runpython -m pip listand share the result?
– AlexK
2 days ago
added, and it's different from justpip list. i understand it even less now
– Maiki Bodhisattva
2 days ago
4
What is happening is the following: PyCharm has created the virtual env with a given python version and for some reason, I cannot say exactly what it might be right now, the link topippoints to the one that is installed system wide, rather than the one in the venv. So just to make sure, when you are usingpipin virtualenv always addpython -min front of it so you know that you are actually calling the virtualenv instance of pip. P.S. that might be some issue with Windows based installation
– AlexK
2 days ago
Have you resolved your issue?
– AlexK
2 days ago
1
Oh, here's the problem, you are using python3.7, Tensorflow only supports Python3.5 under Windows. Unfortunately, neither under Windows nor under Linux does Tensorflow support python3.7, the highest you can get to is python3.6 . I can confirm I just installed Tensorflow under Windows using the 64-bit installer of Python3.5.4rc1
– AlexK
2 days ago
|
show 7 more comments
Could you just runpython -m pip listand share the result?
– AlexK
2 days ago
added, and it's different from justpip list. i understand it even less now
– Maiki Bodhisattva
2 days ago
4
What is happening is the following: PyCharm has created the virtual env with a given python version and for some reason, I cannot say exactly what it might be right now, the link topippoints to the one that is installed system wide, rather than the one in the venv. So just to make sure, when you are usingpipin virtualenv always addpython -min front of it so you know that you are actually calling the virtualenv instance of pip. P.S. that might be some issue with Windows based installation
– AlexK
2 days ago
Have you resolved your issue?
– AlexK
2 days ago
1
Oh, here's the problem, you are using python3.7, Tensorflow only supports Python3.5 under Windows. Unfortunately, neither under Windows nor under Linux does Tensorflow support python3.7, the highest you can get to is python3.6 . I can confirm I just installed Tensorflow under Windows using the 64-bit installer of Python3.5.4rc1
– AlexK
2 days ago
Could you just run
python -m pip list and share the result?– AlexK
2 days ago
Could you just run
python -m pip list and share the result?– AlexK
2 days ago
added, and it's different from just
pip list. i understand it even less now– Maiki Bodhisattva
2 days ago
added, and it's different from just
pip list. i understand it even less now– Maiki Bodhisattva
2 days ago
4
4
What is happening is the following: PyCharm has created the virtual env with a given python version and for some reason, I cannot say exactly what it might be right now, the link to
pip points to the one that is installed system wide, rather than the one in the venv. So just to make sure, when you are using pip in virtualenv always add python -m in front of it so you know that you are actually calling the virtualenv instance of pip. P.S. that might be some issue with Windows based installation– AlexK
2 days ago
What is happening is the following: PyCharm has created the virtual env with a given python version and for some reason, I cannot say exactly what it might be right now, the link to
pip points to the one that is installed system wide, rather than the one in the venv. So just to make sure, when you are using pip in virtualenv always add python -m in front of it so you know that you are actually calling the virtualenv instance of pip. P.S. that might be some issue with Windows based installation– AlexK
2 days ago
Have you resolved your issue?
– AlexK
2 days ago
Have you resolved your issue?
– AlexK
2 days ago
1
1
Oh, here's the problem, you are using python3.7, Tensorflow only supports Python3.5 under Windows. Unfortunately, neither under Windows nor under Linux does Tensorflow support python3.7, the highest you can get to is python3.6 . I can confirm I just installed Tensorflow under Windows using the 64-bit installer of Python3.5.4rc1
– AlexK
2 days ago
Oh, here's the problem, you are using python3.7, Tensorflow only supports Python3.5 under Windows. Unfortunately, neither under Windows nor under Linux does Tensorflow support python3.7, the highest you can get to is python3.6 . I can confirm I just installed Tensorflow under Windows using the 64-bit installer of Python3.5.4rc1
– AlexK
2 days ago
|
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After a bit of discussion, we've got the problem solved.
Here's what was wrong:
- PyCharm is unable to properly update pip under Windows while using virtualenv (possible bug/issue)
- The reason why installation of Tensorflow was failing at first place was that it strictly requires Python3.5 under Windows, while the problem occured with Python3.7, so switching to Python3.5 VirtualEnv in PyCharm solved the issue.
NOTE: No pip update was required in order to install Tensroflow with Pycharm + Python3.5 venv
answered 2 days ago
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1 Answer
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active
oldest
votes
1 Answer
1
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
up vote
1
down vote
accepted
After a bit of discussion, we've got the problem solved.
Here's what was wrong:
- PyCharm is unable to properly update pip under Windows while using virtualenv (possible bug/issue)
- The reason why installation of Tensorflow was failing at first place was that it strictly requires Python3.5 under Windows, while the problem occured with Python3.7, so switching to Python3.5 VirtualEnv in PyCharm solved the issue.
NOTE: No pip update was required in order to install Tensroflow with Pycharm + Python3.5 venv
answered 2 days ago
AlexK
465211
add a comment |
up vote
1
down vote
accepted
After a bit of discussion, we've got the problem solved.
Here's what was wrong:
- PyCharm is unable to properly update pip under Windows while using virtualenv (possible bug/issue)
- The reason why installation of Tensorflow was failing at first place was that it strictly requires Python3.5 under Windows, while the problem occured with Python3.7, so switching to Python3.5 VirtualEnv in PyCharm solved the issue.
NOTE: No pip update was required in order to install Tensroflow with Pycharm + Python3.5 venv
answered 2 days ago
AlexK
465211
add a comment |
up vote
1
down vote
accepted
up vote
1
down vote
accepted
After a bit of discussion, we've got the problem solved.
Here's what was wrong:
- PyCharm is unable to properly update pip under Windows while using virtualenv (possible bug/issue)
- The reason why installation of Tensorflow was failing at first place was that it strictly requires Python3.5 under Windows, while the problem occured with Python3.7, so switching to Python3.5 VirtualEnv in PyCharm solved the issue.
NOTE: No pip update was required in order to install Tensroflow with Pycharm + Python3.5 venv
answered 2 days ago
AlexK
465211
After a bit of discussion, we've got the problem solved.
Here's what was wrong:
- PyCharm is unable to properly update pip under Windows while using virtualenv (possible bug/issue)
- The reason why installation of Tensorflow was failing at first place was that it strictly requires Python3.5 under Windows, while the problem occured with Python3.7, so switching to Python3.5 VirtualEnv in PyCharm solved the issue.
NOTE: No pip update was required in order to install Tensroflow with Pycharm + Python3.5 venv
answered 2 days ago
AlexK
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answered 2 days ago
AlexK
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answered 2 days ago
AlexK
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Could you just run
python -m pip listand share the result?– AlexK
2 days ago
added, and it's different from just
pip list. i understand it even less now– Maiki Bodhisattva
2 days ago
4
What is happening is the following: PyCharm has created the virtual env with a given python version and for some reason, I cannot say exactly what it might be right now, the link to
pippoints to the one that is installed system wide, rather than the one in the venv. So just to make sure, when you are usingpipin virtualenv always addpython -min front of it so you know that you are actually calling the virtualenv instance of pip. P.S. that might be some issue with Windows based installation– AlexK
2 days ago
Have you resolved your issue?
– AlexK
2 days ago
1
Oh, here's the problem, you are using python3.7, Tensorflow only supports Python3.5 under Windows. Unfortunately, neither under Windows nor under Linux does Tensorflow support python3.7, the highest you can get to is python3.6 . I can confirm I just installed Tensorflow under Windows using the 64-bit installer of Python3.5.4rc1
– AlexK
2 days ago