Problem description: can not operate Python without libraries
Expected behavior: Libraries should be pre-installed or at least possible to install
Actual behavior: e.g. matplotlib is indicated as being missing; re-installation not possible
Steps to reproduce:
Bug appears at this link:
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Have you tried reinstalling the packages VIA the Shell tab?
pip install matplotlib
OR
poetry add matplotlib
After I had the message “matplotlib” not found, I went to the button “packages” (shell tab?) searched for matplotlib, and could initiate the install process. Back in the console, it says “Installation failed”. Maybe it is only matplotlib, but I can not run most of my replits.
Try running one of the commands I suggested in the Shell tab, as that can usually fix missing packages even when the packager fails.
Since that’s a PIP bug, try:
Then run the pip install again.
I suggest you try re-installing it using the Packages in Tools.
There has been a time where I accidentally uninstalled pip and another package, my Repl broke without the required packages, and I couldn’t reinstall anything. If this is the case, then all you can do is re-fork to another Repl.
They already tried that, which is why I’m just bugfixing pip now.
Try opening the Shell tab and running:
pip install poetry
That’s a repeat issue from earlier, did you forget to:
Thank you for your advice. I could install something; obviously, the library is now recognized. But, unfortunately, the output (plot) is not appearing. Furthermore, doing the shell operation with all my other files could be more straightforward.
Kind regards
