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ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'astropy.extern'
See original GitHub issueMy code has suddenly stopped working. The above error is produced in response to import astropy. Could this be due to an update or something?
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For what it’s worth, I seem to have fixed this now by uninstalling and reinstalling astropy through pip. Somehow the extern directory within that installation had disappeared. However, this was not the installation I thought I was calling, which suggests I need to be more careful with my environment.
Hm,
usr/local/libdoesn’t look like a conda-installation, are you sure you installed astropy via conda?But the astropy version and/or channel (pip or conda) could be helpful.