No module named 'sumo_rl.environment'
See original GitHub issueHi everybody, I’m trying to run a simple test using ray rllib, but after installation of all the (many!) dependencies, I get the following unexpected error upon running:
from sumo_rl.environment.env import SumoEnvironment ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'sumo_rl.environment'
I did a simple pip install sumo-rl in the virtualenv where I have the project as per instructions but it seems something is wrong in the way the package is distributed via pip…
Can somebody help? Am I missing something on my side? In the meanwhile I’ll try to clone the repo and do a local pip installation…
Thanks in advance to anyone that would reply 😃
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If you use pycharm, I think that “Mark Directory as Source Root” may help you.
This problem was solved in the last commit. The pypi version of the repository was outdated, and now it is working correctly.