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[BUG] On windows 11 visualpy install fails because it is trying to copy from \programfiles\ instead of \program files\ #171
Source Dir : c:\programfiles\python310\lib\site-packages\visualpython
Target Dir : C:\Users\Ace\AppData\Roaming\jupyter\nbextensions\visualpython
File not found - visualpython
0 File(s) copied
I was able to work around this by creating the c:\programfiles\python310\lib\site-packages\visualpython folder and copying all files from c:\Program Files\python310\lib\site-packages\visualpython before running "visualpy install"
Thanks for the response. I tried to run as administrator and that did not help the issue. Manually copying the files does work.
I was able to confirm that the script is missing the space between "program" and "files" by creating a \programfiles\ <- (no space between program and file) folder with the expected subfolders and everything worked correctly. I believe changing the script to copy from \Program Files\ <- (note space between program and file) will correct the issue.
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minjk-bl commentedon Aug 29, 2022
There are some issues with permission on Windows 11. We recommend following actions for this problem.
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visualpy installManually copy files to right place
visualpythonfrom...\site-packagesfolder to...\jupyter\nbextensions\foldervisualpy enableWhether it works ok or not, I'll wait for your further comment, thanks :)
aaronccooke-hs commentedon Aug 29, 2022
Thanks for the response. I tried to run as administrator and that did not help the issue. Manually copying the files does work.
I was able to confirm that the script is missing the space between "program" and "files" by creating a \programfiles\ <- (no space between program and file) folder with the expected subfolders and everything worked correctly. I believe changing the script to copy from \Program Files\ <- (note space between program and file) will correct the issue.
minjk-bl commentedon Aug 31, 2022
Actually, there is no manually written path in our script... so some information are required to figure it out.
pip show visualpythonIf 'Location' shows wrong path such as
c:\programfiles\..., then this issue is come from pip configuration problem or the others.