installing cuspatial under pipenv #5821
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I am currently attempting to install cuspatial under pipenv. I have brought the question up under the cuspatial github (rapidsai/cuspatial#1243), but there doesn't seem to be a solution handy from the dev crew, so I thought I would post this question under the pipenv github.
TLDR other post. I attempted to install cuspatial using the following commands:
to no avail. See the other post for the full error returned. I believe this may be an issue similar to that of #4961, although I am not really certain. As far as I understand, pipenv uses only PEP 503 standardized repos, so I am unsure if this is the cause of the problem or not.
Eventually I was able to install pytorch successfully under pipenv using the following command:
pipenv install --index https://download.pytorch.org/whl/cu118/ "torch==2.0.1+cu118"
and since cuspatial seemed to be a 3rd party package available under the NVIDIA Python Package Index, I thought I had to install the cuspatial package in a similar fashion by manually specifying the source using the --index option when using the install command.
Does anyone know how to install cuspatial under a pipenv environment? If so what is the correct command?
Thanks.
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