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Hey y'all, not exactly an issue with this repository so much as it is opencv-python, but I'm just poking to see if anyone's solved this.
Running docker compose up -d in top level of the repository gets all the way through the Dockerfile then freezes permanently at "Building wheel for opencv-python (pyproject.toml): still running..". Ran it overnight just to be totally sure.
It seems other people have had issues with opencv-python on M1, but I've been researching this for weeks to no avail.
Is there any way this can be run without Docker, or some known solution to skip the opencv wheel?
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Unfortunately, I don't think this app is compatible with Mac M1 chips as it stands.
The stable-baselines1 needs tensorflow < 2.0. At the time of saying this, tensorflow v1.x is not compatible with the M1 chips, it's only 2.x that will work on the ARM64 architecture.
Hey y'all, not exactly an issue with this repository so much as it is opencv-python, but I'm just poking to see if anyone's solved this.
Running
docker compose up -d
in top level of the repository gets all the way through the Dockerfile then freezes permanently at "Building wheel for opencv-python (pyproject.toml): still running..". Ran it overnight just to be totally sure.It seems other people have had issues with opencv-python on M1, but I've been researching this for weeks to no avail.
Is there any way this can be run without Docker, or some known solution to skip the opencv wheel?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: