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Update Built-in libraries in new Environment
I have experienced this. It's baffling that nobody suggested this, but unfortunately this page reads like 99.9 of all requests for help with Microsoft I've ever seen. Conda packages override pypy ones. Try adding the packages needed from conda instead of pypy in the environment package area. You should see the option at the top left in the same screen that you posted the screenshot of.
I have experienced this. It's baffling that nobody suggested this, but unfortunately this page reads like 99.9 of all requests for help with Microsoft I've ever seen. Conda packages override pypy ones. Try adding the packages needed from conda instead of pypy in the environment package area. You should see the option at the top left in the same screen that you posted the screenshot of.
This doesn't work unfortunately because the conda that installs packages isn't conda-forge. You can only install earlier versions of transformers with conda - transformers v4.38.x. The latest stable version for transformers is currently as at this date is v4.53.2. Thus defeating the purpose. With conda-forge you can get the latest version but this is only doable within the notebook and is still at runtime so the built-in packages still cannot be overriden. What Fabric needs to do is interms of python packages is:
A. Keep their built-in environment up to date which is something they've failed to do, or
B. Allow users to be able to override their fixed built-in python packages through custom install, which is something they already do with some of their built-in packages.
None of the 20 replies before this one here worked!