This afternoon I did a clean install of the OS in my Mac Mini, then downloaded the last release of Anaconda and installed it.
I did this many time, but never have I faced issues right from the start.
I tried simply importing some packages, like Pandas
of Numpy
, but got errors.
After some attempts to update pip
, I realised that Python was looking in the wrong place!!
This is confirmed by printing sys.path
.
So I open my .bash_profile
and commented out the EXPORT PYTHONPATH=/opt/local/Library...
line.
Unfortunately, this doesn't help.
Does anyone know how to fix the PYTHONPATH issue?
Should I just remove the lines which activate the base environment and create a clean new one?
Isn't there a way to simply fix the base environment?
Thanks for the support. Cheers
I solve this by commenting out also the line
PATH="/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/2.7/bin:${PATH}"
in the .bash_profile
file.
I'm don't really like it, because it doesn't feel as a clean solution, but it works.
Hopefully this might help someone else who encounters the same issue.
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