TuriCreate still doesn't work on M1 using rosetta terminal about turicreate

[girach]

Just for the proper closure of this issue. I figured out a way around this.

1. Open native(usual) terminal
2. Run:

CONDA_SUBDIR=osx-64 conda create -n <env_name> python=3.9
conda activate <env_name>
conda config --env --set subdir osx-64

3. Run pip install -U turicreate and you're done.

[TobyRoseman]

See my earlier comment in #3429.

[girach]

The above logs are from the Rosetta terminal i.e., the copy of the application with "Open using Rosetta" checked. This was verified using uname -a in the log above.

[TobyRoseman]

Ok, then I'm guessing this is an issue with your environment. The shell is x86_64 but pip may still be running natively. I recommend uninstalling anaconda. Then reinstalling it making sure you install the x86_64 version.

[girach]

I'm not sure I got that. Does this mean, I have to remove the native anaconda and install the x86_64 version? Won't it impact the other projects using native conda envs? Is there a way to do this only inside the "Rosetta" space?

[TobyRoseman]

Yes, pip and python both need to be running under rosetta.

[Max1972]

@girach do you mean you didn't use rosetta with terminal from which you installed turicreate, anaconda, and python?
I have tried this with no success. Would you clarify if you have used any rosetta terminals at any point in time?
Thanks