Question:
When i try to import pandas as pd (what was already given in the assignment). I get the error “command not found” exit status 127
Current behavior:
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Desired behavior
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Repl link:
boilerplate-demographic-data-analyzer (3) - Replit
code snippet:
import pandas as pd
You should remove the line starting with run = from your .replit file. If you don’t see the .replit file click the tree dots in the top-right of the file tree and click Show hidden files.
I’ve forked the repl and there isn’t a run line of code in the .replit file.
Thank for your reply. I now get the error “echo Run isn’t configured. Try adding a .replit and configuring it”. Still not quite sure what i should do now
The fact that there isn’t a run means no files will run though.
I have now added back the run = lines in my.replit files
You changed the command in your .replit file to this:
modules = ["python-3.10:v18-20230807-322e88b"]
hidden = [".pythonlibs"]
run = "run"
[nix]
channel = "stable-23_05"
[deployment]
run = ["sh", "-c", "run"]
deploymentTarget = "cloudrun"
but “run” is not a proper command.
try change “run” to:
run = "python3 main.py"
That is not actually true. They have made some changes lately and new templates don’t have a run command (although a run command will override existing functionality).
Adding on to @CoderElijah here, occasionally, (due to my desire to heavily reduce my account storage), I’ve noticed that the run-less functionality sometimes breaks when you remove the .cache folder. It’s not 100% consistent, but a refresh fixes it when it does occur.
