Using rasa_nlu[spacy] with spacy 2.1
See original GitHub issueHi,
Newby question here. I’m trying to install rasa_nlu[spacy]
onto my pre-existing development virtualenv. This fails because I’m currently using spacy==2.1.3
and I’d like to continue using that.
The rasa version I’m trying to install is 0.15.0 on python 3.7.3 which is running on Linux x64.
I imagine the installation fails due to https://github.com/RasaHQ/rasa/blob/master/setup.py#L87, which adds a dependency to at most spacy version 2.0.18. Is there a reason why the rasa is no using spacy 2.1 yet?
I’ve read the issue template and left out the yml sections since I didn’t make it there yet.
Thanks! Really looking forward to getting started using this wonderful project!
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There is nothing about the tensorflow support - the only thing for py 3.7 you can do is to install the release candidate (1.14.0rc1) - as soon as this is released as a stable version we can properly support python 3.7
The additional dependencies are really just to make the setup easier as it would be hard to explain which dependencies need to be installed - are there any issues with having pymongo installed even though you do not need it? (I do know it is not ideal, but having lots of different ways to install the package isn’t ideal either)
Thanks for raising this issue, @tmbo will get back to you about it soon.