Dependency conflict

Question

I'm getting an issue when installing tensorflow in jupyter notebook. After creating my virtual environment and activating it, I installed tensorflow using this command:
pip install tensorflow

But it is installed at system level

When I tried navigating to the directory of my virtual environment \lib\site-packages and installed tensorflow it now appears in the virtual environment folder. But when I check using pip list I don't see tensorflow listed and also tensorflow.python is missing.

This is my first time using python virtual environment and tensorflow so I don't know much about it. I tried recreating the virtual environment, clearing cache, downgrading tensorflow but nothing works.

Answer 1

It means the virtual env is not activated when you installed it.

If you're on bash or Windows PowerShell, make sure that the output is something like this

(virtual env)C://>>

Ensure a pattern in the bracket before installing tensorflow. This is to signify that the venv is active

Answer 2

Badgirl MIRI
Yes the output does look like this but it still does not work.

Answer 3

I've finally resolved it. It was not a dependency conflict issue. It was another issue. 😂🤦‍♀️