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Dependency problem with pyvista for 3D visualization #943
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I just tried it on the AWS deployment and the issue is the same, just FYI. |
@jbusecke if you need to install ubuntu packages via apt with root permissions you have to build a new image, so you can either create a PR editing this file: https://github.com/pangeo-data/pangeo-docker-images/blob/master/pangeo-notebook/apt.txt As you mention we'd want to be wary of additions with very complex dependencies and large size. Another thing you can try is creating a binder-enabled repo to try things out, at some point there will probably be a 'bring-your-own conda environment or full docker image' capability on the hubs... https://github.com/pangeo-data/pangeo-binder-template |
Oh that's a great idea! Ill explore that first and see how it goes! |
Looks like this is fixed in pyvista 0.34.1. This version will hopefully be available soon on conda-forge (conda-forge/pyvista-feedstock#59). EDIT: nope, there are still imports like here that will fail. |
Our group wants to use pyvista for some 3D visualizations on the pangeo google cloud but we are running into some dependency issues.
I tried to install pyvista using mamba in the command line.
But when I try to import it I end up with this error:
I realize that a full install of pyvista is probably making the notebook image huge, but is there a way to install those dependencies, so that users can install a running pyvista version?
I found this issue (conda-forge/pygridgen-feedstock#10 (comment)) raised by @rsignell-usgs, but I wasn't able to use
apt
due to a permission error:Any help with this would be greatly appreciated.
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