And all packages i installed with pipenv install instead of pip. So I followed the tutorial but every time I had to use python (for setup.py) i made sure that I first activated the virtual environment with pipenv shell (similar to conda activate and source. So the way I see pipenv right now is that it’s just a replacement for pip but it will manage package dependencies in a better way (apparently ) and install them in a virtualenv automatically. But I’ll just try to explain what I did and why i did. I’m not really sure what the entry_points clause does that you referenced, and i’m also not sure what the deal is with setup.py and pipenv.

I’m experimenting with pipenv myself a bit (right now it actually seems rather slow, i wouldn’t recommend it actually ), so i’m not sure what could have gone wrong.

Was not sure if I could make github issue for this small of an issue. So it’s not really bugging me too much, but I thought I’d mention it. Sys.exit(load_entry_point('tvm=0.8.dev122+g1b6ef5c80', 'console_scripts', 'tvmc')())įile '/home/josse/.local/share/virtualenvs/tryout-tvm-MK_O0g7I/bin/tvmc', line 25, in importlib_load_entry_point If i try running tvmc i get this traceback: Traceback (most recent call last):įile '/home/josse/.local/share/virtualenvs/tryout-tvm-MK_O0g7I/bin/tvmc', line 33, in I installed all the other dependencies in the virtual environment with pipenv as well. The setup.py was run by the virtual environment.

I’m using pipenv to manage my virtual envs. I used method 2 (in ) to install the tvm package.

Tvmc download movie progress