EnvCommandError when installing package
I'm attempting to add the Cartopy package for a Python script I'm writing. When I search for it in the "Packages" menu on the left side, I can find it there. But when I click the "+" button to add it, I get the error in the screenshot below.
I'm new to using packages in Python (mainly just used Matplotlib prior to this, and I didn't need to actually search for it in the packages menu, so this part is new to me). Is there a way I can get this package added to my project?
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iVictory2004
For me it only returns:
bash: install-pkg: command not found
Cartopy is a bit complex, it requires some native packages before it can be installed. Switch to the Shell tab next to Console and run
install-pkg libproj-dev libgeos-dev. Once that is done try installing Cartopy again.If anyone reads this in the future, I encountered a segmentation fault error when running a script with Cartopy. This was fixed after following the instructions here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/52374356/cartopy-examples-produce-a-segmentation-fault