Bash: line 3: 11 Killed /home/adminuser/.conda/bin/conda env update -n base --file environment.yml

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Not able to deploy. I’m using python 3.11, what can be a problem? The environment.yml contains both local conda and pip installed packages. Please advise, thank you!

Also, I was able to successfully run “conda env update -n --file environment.yml” locally.

The only things I could think of are

  1. python 3.11 support
  2. the number of libraries supported given the disk space (my libs are quite basic including about 5 libs with their dependencies)
  3. my environment.yml may contain default python libraries (but I used the same yml successfully in conda update … test locally)
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Hey @eanyich,

Thanks for sharing your question! Are you trying to deploy your app on Streamlit Community Cloud? Can you please share a link to the GitHub repo for your app?

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Hello Caroline, thanks for the quick response. The app link is Streamlit (engineer-matcher.streamlit.app). And I’m not sure which one it is, but the error msg directed me to Community here.

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We need the github repo link, not the app link please.

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Thanks for clarify, Franky. Here it is eanyich/engineer-matcher (github.com)

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What exactly is the problem?
I see no connection with post#1 as there is not even an environment.yml file in the repo.
It is just the plain streamlit hello template project… :thinking:

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Hi @eanyich,
Thanks for sharing that! Are you seeing the " Bash: line 3: 11 Killed /home/adminuser/.conda/bin/conda env update -n base –file environment.yml" error in Community Cloud or on your local computer?

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On cloud. Please see the attached screenshot.

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The code is in the non-default master branch, so I didn’t see it on github right away… :face_with_diagonal_mouth:

Delete you environment.yml file, it is crammed with unnecessary und probably un-installable packages. Instead, write a plain requirements.txt file manually with just the libraries you actually need:

requirements.txt

numpy
pandas
matplotlib
pydantic
streamlit
tqdm
openai
python-dotenv
...maybe a missed one...
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Thank you! it’s working with requirements.txt.

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