Even after upgrading to a paid account on Replit, TensorFlow will not install. Can I just submit a link to my Github code for my machine learning projects or do I need to submit a link to a Replit project?
Has anyone ever gotten TensorFlow to install on Replit? I’ve lots of links to questions about the same issue I’m having but I have never found anyone that posted a solution.
Has anyone at freeCodeCamp tried to run a machine learning model on Replit recently?
Welcome there,
Have you tried the suggestion given here: Comment - Replit
To use TensorFlow in Replit, run
pip install tensorflow-cpuin the shell, then create a .replit file and in it, put:
run="python main.py"
[packager]
ignoredPackages=["tensorflow"]
Now you can use
import tensorflow as tf
The Replit VM has no GPU, so you have to install tensrflow-cpu, which has CPU-only support.
When you install tensorflow-cpu, if you useimport tensorflow, python imports tensorflow-cpu. Replit doesn’t know that, so when you import tensorflow it will automatically install normal tensorflow. By adding tensorflow to ignoredPackages, Replit won’t install normal tensorflow.
Hope this helps
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This helped for me!
Thanks a lot
Isn’t working for me (I am subscribed at replit). I contacted them and they told me they don’t support tensorflow at this time.
Installing collected packages: tensorflow
ERROR: Could not install packages due to an EnvironmentError: [Errno 122] Disk quota exceeded: ‘/opt/virtualenvs/python3/lib/python3.8/site-packages/tensorflow/libtensorflow_framework.so.2’
I ran ‘pip install tensorflow-cpu’ in the shell.
/rock-paper-scissors-1$ pip install tensorflow-cpu
Requirement already satisfied: tensorflow-cpu in
My .replit file:
language = “python3”
run = “python main.py”[packager]
ignoredPackages=[“tensorflow”]
Such a shame.
-edit-
It works now after I upgraded to the latest version of pip with:
pip install --upgrade pip
Thank you this worked for me
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