latest environment.yaml does not result in functional env

[invoke-ai]

latest environment.yaml does not result in functional env

[Zincr0]

tested today, running conda env create -f environment.yaml just hangs forever on "Installing pip dependencies".

[vini2003]

Same issue as @Zincr0. Happens with all Stable Diffusion repositories, unable to install at all.

[codedealer]

I forked this repo a couple hours ago on a fresh machine (win10). Everything worked as expected.

[lstein]

Huh. I did a fresh install a few days ago and it was working ok. Haven't changed environment.yaml for quite a while, but I'll take a look.

[Zincr0]

I suspect it's related to the wrongly closed bug conda/conda#10807

[Evilu]

Same issue as @Zincr0. Happens with all Stable Diffusion repositories, unable to install at all.

And i was thinking it's only me.

Yesterday everything worked perfectly, i was just cleanining my env for something and becasue it been frozen i was thinking i'm doing something wrong.

Edit: just tried the version from yesterady and it worked there.

[vini2003]

Same issue as @Zincr0. Happens with all Stable Diffusion repositories, unable to install at all.

And i was thinking it's only me.

Yesterday everything worked perfectly, i was just cleanining my env for something and becasue it been frozen i was thinking i'm doing something wrong.

Edit: just tried the version from yesterady and it worked there.

Could you attach the working version in a comment? I'd like to test it here, but am not sure which commit you're using.

[Evilu]

Same issue as @Zincr0. Happens with all Stable Diffusion repositories, unable to install at all.

And i was thinking it's only me.
Yesterday everything worked perfectly, i was just cleanining my env for something and becasue it been frozen i was thinking i'm doing something wrong.
Edit: just tried the version from yesterady and it worked there.

Could you attach the working version in a comment? I'd like to test it here, but am not sure which commit you're using.

Any idea how to do this if I didn't use git clone but just downloaded it zipped via the web hitting the green button?

[Zincr0]

You can workaround this by aborting the install when it hangs at "installing pip dependencies", and then installing each pip dependency manually (the ones listed on environment.yaml)

[Birch-san]

if it's hanging because pip is trying (silently) to prompt you "this path already exists; should I overwrite it?" (i.e. conda/conda#10807), then try setting PIP_EXISTS_ACTION environment variable to tell pip how to resolve the interactive prompt:

PIP_EXISTS_ACTION=w conda env create -f environment.yml

[Birch-san]

the problem is probably that you already have one of these directories:

src/taming-transformers
src/CLIP

created by a previous installation attempt.

so, pip's like "hey there's already a file there; what should I do?"

you could probably solve this by running git clean (with appropriate options) then trying conda create again.

[thallada]

I got through the endless Installing pip dependencies / spinner by spamming w and the Enter key in the console.

[Evilu]

OK! i have managed to solve it, here's what worked for me:
as Birch-san said, first of all, make sure you not having any useless files by hitting
git clean -f
Then clean conda using:
conda clean -all
and that's it, install the enviroment and your'e rady to go.

Cool, now when i'm synced with everyone i can also start making pull requests

[lstein]

Nice! I’ll add that to the README this weekend when I do the documentation update. Lincoln

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