Another python version issue--syri thinks I'm using an older version than is actually running about syri HOT 2 CLOSED

Probably because python3.6 is installed somewhere in the environment and shell is using that to run syri. The following should work:

$ which python3.9
/PATH/TO/PYTHON3.9

$ which syri
/PATH/TO/SYRI

$  /PATH/TO/PYTHON3.9 /PATH/TO/SYRI <syri_arguments>

On a side note, check whether /usr/bin/env python3 --version results in 3.6 or 3.9. This is the python version that syri (when ran as an executable) would use.

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Thank you. While this particular fix didn't work, it did clue me in to where I should look. Turns out the problem was in the conda environment itself when I installed syri. Even though my default python is 3.9, conda defaults to python 3.6 for new environments, So I just needed to be explicit about specifying the python version when building the environment.

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