Plugin fails to load on Raspberry Pi about thonny-py5mode HOT 8 CLOSED

Hi @villares, that would be great!

Let's check our schedules to find out when.

I could do it either this afternoon or later tonight at 9 pm or so (GMT-3). I can also on Friday anytime.

Abraços,
Gil

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Thanks @villares I'll test my end as well, but if it's working for you then happy for this to remain closed.
Cheers for all the hard work.

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Cheers @MarcScott !

The thonny-py5mode plugin depends on the JDK install that is not prepared for Raspi and some other architectures (#45), I'm afraid this could be the cause.

Can you try "manually" installing py5 and its dependencies in your Thonny to see if thing will work out?

In February I think tabreturn will be back working on the plug-in and I think we can explore this issue better...

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Hi @MarcScott could you make it work? The install-jdk library will soon be able to handle Raspis, I'd like to know how it is going for you.

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Hi there.

Same error message here while installing in the Raspberry Pi with Raspberry OS. The plugin is also not loading. Looking at the backend.log file, as suggested in the error message, I could find just this error:

ImportError: this version of pandas is incompatible with numpy < 1.20.3
your numpy version is 1.19.5.
Please upgrade numpy to >= 1.20.3 to use this pandas version

I manually upgraded to the newest numpy and installed JDK as @villares suggested, but the error persists. Searching result for numpy in the Plug-ins Manager reflects the upgrade (numpy 1.25.1), but the backend.log still reports the same error.

Python version is 3.9.2

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Cheers @gilfuser, can we try the Raspberry Pi again at some point? I think @claudefalbriard would also be interested, and we could schedule a video chat about it perhaps?

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Just to report that yesterday, with @gilfuser , using the newest install-jdk library to install the JDK, and adding a missing NumPy component, it worked fine on the Raspberry Pi.

UPDATE: Trying to add more details many months after the report...

• Inside the Thonny Tools > Open System Shell... terminal:

# Uninstalled and re-installed the install-jdk lib
pip3 uninstall install-jdk
pip3 install install-jdk
# and then ran:
python -c "import jdk; print('Java installed to', jdk.install('17'))"

I'm not sure, but maybe my friend used a newer jdk, like 21 instead of 17... and you should have a look at how to install any missing NumPy components, I'm afraid.

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Cheers @MarcScott !

I renamed the issue so it is a bit more descriptive.

As I have managed to make it work on the Raspberry Pi last year with my friend Gil and I haven't heard from you after posting that I'm going to close this, but if you want to chat about it please ping me, and we can also re-open this issue.

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