Python, Anaconda, Spyder - Uninstalling Python Package Using Pip Does Not Work in Spyder + Ipython

Python: library is installed through command line but not available in Spyder IDE?

Based on your comments, your Spyder installation is running in a different environment than pip.

Your pip environment uses: C:\Users\Preston_Jarvis\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python39\python.exe, but your instance of Spyder uses: C:\Program Files\Spyder\Python\python.exe.

You can change the path to the Python interpreter that Spyder uses by:

  • Tools > Preferences [Open Preferences pane]
  • Python Interpreter (side tab) > Python Interpreter (sub window)
  • select the radio button "Use the following Python interpreter"
  • enter the path to the interpreter used by pip: C:\Users\Preston_Jarvis\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python39\python.exe

Packages installed on Anaconda, but can't access in Spyder or Jupyter

Please show how you attempted to import the package on your respective IDE, whether Spyder/Jupyter. Do comply to SO's guidelines before posting questions.

Without delay, this may be an error due to missing module retrying, a dependency for plotly

To solve this, please attempt to install retrying via pip install retrying

Spyder history pane issues

(Spyder maintainer here) This is a bug in Spyder, which will be fixed in version 5.2.2, to be released in January 2022.



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