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apps:python:start [2023/03/12 22:01] – [Make sure all required packages and modules are existing and matching] enviadmin | apps:python:start [2023/03/12 22:02] – [Make sure all required packages and modules are existing and matching] enviadmin | ||
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Any script can use its own set of required modules and libraries and the libs between each other may have dependencies, | Any script can use its own set of required modules and libraries and the libs between each other may have dependencies, | ||
- | This is an issue related to programming in Python (or to programming in general) and it cannot be solved by ENVI-met. | + | This is an issue related to programming in Python (or to programming in general) and it cannot be solved by ENVI-met. |
With BETA 3, you can add a list of required special modules in the script header and DataStudio will check, if they exists. If not (-and if selected as option-) DataStudio will automatically launch PIP and tries to install the missing modules and packages. We labelled these modules as //Special Modules// because modules which are not basically a part of Python, but are so basic that they need to exist on any system (such as NumPy or Pandas) will probably not be extra-listed in the Required Modules section. | With BETA 3, you can add a list of required special modules in the script header and DataStudio will check, if they exists. If not (-and if selected as option-) DataStudio will automatically launch PIP and tries to install the missing modules and packages. We labelled these modules as //Special Modules// because modules which are not basically a part of Python, but are so basic that they need to exist on any system (such as NumPy or Pandas) will probably not be extra-listed in the Required Modules section. |