Unable to install correct version of dependency

[mb3636]

Hi everyone,

My app was running fine until recently and now gives error as I required to change some dependency versions. The app will work fine if I can install numpy version 1.20. I use requirements.txt and have numpy==1.20.0 line. When deploying the app, it first downloads the correct version, but then uninstalls it and downloads the latest version (1.24.3).

Thanks,
Metin

[Caroline]

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[mb3636]

Hi Caroline,

Thanks for the reply!

I have a minimal working example in this repo. The app is here. Although my requirements asks for numpy version less than 1.22, the app shows that the imported numpy version is 1.24.3.

Thanks,
Metin

[mathcatsand]

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[mb3636]

Thank you, @mathcatsand, for your response and solution. I would like to add an additional tip for those seeking a solution: make sure to include “streamlit” as the first line in your requirements file. I am not sure if order of packages in requirements.txt is important but in my specific case, having “streamlit” listed later in the file did not yield the desired outcome.

[ThePastaMaker]

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