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M1 native install dependencies #744
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Hello, thank you for your PR! We are currently testing it out on MacOS, and will get back to you asap. |
Hi, we tried installing spleeter on a Mac M1 using your PR code...and haven't been able to make it work. Here are the key points:
Let us know if we are doing anything wrong. Again, thank you for the PR! |
Ah, I may have found the issue: we're installing spleeter from local files, since this commit isn't in PyPI yet, so we need to do
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Wondering if the issues with poetry may be more related to installing different versions via conda vs poetry.lock |
We're going to close this PR. We have a working solution for installing Spleeter of Mac M1: see here. We also have plans to update Spleeter packaging for automatic installation of the package on any/all OS. You will all be notified when this takes place :)) |
@d-dawg78 that's not a native install and will use significantly more power and cpu. there is a way to get this natively. |
Your working solution @d-dawg78 is not only not a native solution, but doesn't work as of 12/2022. Is there no other update for this? |
M1 native install dependencies
Description
Updates instructions for M1, and adds Darwin dependencies to pyproject.toml. The platform marker lets us pin a tf version specific for Darwin platforms to maintain compatibility.
How this patch was tested
I've tested these instructions on my M1, but could use testing on other machines (Darwin and otherwise) just to make sure everything's 100p.
Documentation link and external references
Mostly just put this together from other comments floating around on the repo.