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Helper IILibrary Install issue in notebook
Hi JoeCrozier
You can install it from PyPI Public repository. I just did this. The drop-down list only suggests some common options and does not include all the modules that exist in PyPI repository. You can just enter "PyCap" and it will detect the available versions automatically. It will pick the latest version, you can also pick another version.
If one module doesn't exist in PyPI repository, it will tell you "Library is not found", just like below.
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Jing
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Updated:
When you choose to install custom libraries, you have to upload and install all the relevant dependency modules that don't exist in the current environment at the same time. Fabric will not detect and install its dependencies for you.
When viewing the logs, you can first look for the place where the exit status is non-zero (1). Then view the logs above it, the specific cause of the error is usually there, not far.
Best Regards,
Jing
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