ray has no attribute init
See original GitHub issueI am using ray on a linux server, installed it using pip and when using
import ray
ray.init()
I keep getting
ray has no attribute init
What am i missing here?
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@richardliaw
shame on me, had another directory named ray in the project, interpreter found it and mapped it to path running over the real ray.
removed it, now its working
@richardliaw I installed is using pip on a conda env. source env pip install ray
Still the same problem…