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So possibly deeper incompatibilities?
After updating my system (Arch Linux) and (re-)running devsetup.sh I ran into errors and found workarounds:
Python 3.12 is maybe missing pip? Related workarounds seemed to work for a minute.
workaround: downgraded to Python 3.10 via pyenv
Yarn 1.22.22 and/or node 22.2.0 fail random tasks (e.g. node_modules…exif…yarn install) with a weird "/bin/sh bad interpreter, text file busy" error, at a temporary wrapper script like /tmp/yarn--1716461794779-0.007020274052261355/node. This apparently usually means that an executable file is being edited while executed. Huh.
workaround: downgraded to node 16, yarn 1.21 via nvm. Haven't bisected which version is the true culprit here.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
- torch 2.0.1 wouldn't detect my locally installed cuda libs
(various .so's "missing from system path")
- now cublas + cuda seem to be installed as deps?
- this might be a quirk of my setup (Arch Linux).
fwiw, i could then uninstall my local cuda package...
- i poked this until it worked. idk if it makes sense.
Yarn issue: /usr/bin/env: 'node': Text file busy apparently points to a problem with new Arch kernel. Downgrading 6.9→6.8 per this comment on docker-node fixed this. Wow.
Yarn footgun: I re-created the whole setup in a new directory. Yarn kept symlinks to the old directory in, thru several rm -rf node_modules and such. Quick solution was to rm ~/.config/yarn/link/froide-*; yarn unlink would be proper? Symptoms: makerequest.js wasn't transpiled, keeping all import foo from 'foo-no-extension' modules intact. This resulted in (uncircumventable) CORS errors in Firefox and 404s in a lowered-security Chromium, resp.
Yarn/node versions weren't an issue, setup now works with 22/1.22, sans nvm.
I can't really tell if any of this is relevant to anybody else (in the future), so I'm not closing the issue just yet.
So possibly deeper incompatibilities?
After updating my system (Arch Linux) and (re-)running devsetup.sh I ran into errors and found workarounds:
pyenv
/tmp/yarn--1716461794779-0.007020274052261355/node
. This apparently usually means that an executable file is being edited while executed. Huh.nvm
. Haven't bisected which version is the true culprit here.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: