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Thanks for maintaining these scripts, they're so helpful! One small problem with the 20.04 install though, on a clean system where python2 is not installed, this scripy does not install numpy, and so the configuration step of openrave will fail because the test pybind11 program (which includes numpy) will fail.
Hi @nicholasadr, I briefly tested for the issues mentioned above. The results are as the following:
Numpy v1.6.16 is installed and importable with python2. However, for python3, numpy is not installed since it is not needed. I believe this is the behaviour that we want.
Calling python in the command line will direct to python2 interpreter instead of python3. I agree that it would be better to change the default python call to call python3 interpreter instead of python2.
Thanks for maintaining these scripts, they're so helpful! One small problem with the 20.04 install though, on a clean system where python2 is not installed, this scripy does not install numpy, and so the configuration step of openrave will fail because the test pybind11 program (which includes numpy) will fail.
I would suggest:
pip2 install --user numpy
python
to default to python2, which on 20.04 is probably not what anyone wants. See this blog post for what I mean by "setup alternatives" https://www.fosslinux.com/39384/switching-between-python-2-and-3-versions-on-ubuntu-20-04.htmThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: