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[RAM Prasad]

Hi Pablo Orduña

Thank you for your prompt response.

I appreciate your efforts in trying to resolve the issues I encountered. Unfortunately, despite following the steps you provided, I'm still facing challenges. While the packages seem to be installed correctly, when I attempt to print the version using weblab-admin --version, the issue persists due to Python 2.7 compatibility.

Based on our previous communications, it seems migrating the codebase from Python 2.7 to Python 3 would be the best solution. I'm reaching out to seek guidance on how to achieve this migration on my local system and subsequently run it on localhost.

Could you please provide detailed instructions or any specific steps I should follow to migrate the codebase to Python 3? Additionally, any insights or best practices you can share regarding this migration process would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you once again for your assistance. I'm eager to resolve this issue and proceed with the POC for our organization.

Regards

Ram

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"Pablo Orduña" <pa...@labsland.com>: May 04 12:14PM -0700 Hi,   I just created a new virtualenv using Python 2.7:   $ python3 -mvenv /tmp/env $ . /tmp/env/bin/activate $ cd weblab/server/src $ pip install -r requirements.txt -r ...more

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[RAM Prasad]

Hi 

For more clarification i have even more files please check where i doing the mistake .

Looking for your response 

Regards

Ram

[Pablo Orduña]

Hi,

Using LDE (LabDiscoveryEngine):

 a) Use a WSL as mentioned before: https://ubuntu.com/desktop/wsl

 b) Inside it, create a virtualenv (using python 3)

 c) Also install sudo apt-get install python3-dev supervisor redis-server

 d) Inside the virtualenv, run "pip install labdiscoveryengine"

 e) Then you will be able to create a LDE deployment:

      $ lde deployments create -d /path/to/mydeployment

      $ lde deployments add-gunicorn-script -d /path/to/mydeployment

      $ lde deployments add-supervisor-config -d /path/to/mydeployment

 f) You can see the configuration options here: https://developers.labsland.com/labdiscoveryengine/en/stable/configuration.html

For developing a lab, refer to the docs:

    https://developers.labsland.com/labdiscoverylib/en/stable/

It's basically a fork of weblablib.

Best,

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