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| Edit | Post #292816 | Initial revision | — | about 21 hours ago |
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A: I can't install the Spacy library using the terminal in VSCode on Windows 10 Ok the solution is installed a older version, on my case python 3.12.6, in the virtual environment that you have created and when you use in the terminal `pip install spacy` it donwloads correctly. Thank Michael. (more) |
— | about 21 hours ago |
| Comment | Post #292814 |
Thanks, I didn't know that. So I should have an older version of Python installed.
I think a possible solution is to install an older version in the virtual environment where I'm working and leave the current 3.13 installed. Is this possible? (more) |
— | 1 day ago |
| Edit | Post #292814 | Initial revision | — | 1 day ago |
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I can't install the Spacy library using the terminal in VSCode on Windows 10 I am trying to install the Spacy library in VSCode in a folder with a virtual environment. The output appearing in the terminal is excessively long; I will share it with a pastebin later. My version of Python is `Python 3.13.0 `and pip is` pip 2.42`, so they are up to date. I think the most important... (more) |
— | 1 day ago |