This is probably not the ideal way to conda autosklearn but it might help you to have a look through. I can point you to this github action which details how it's automatically installed. We also have automatic tests that run using Conda and they seem to be passing fine. We don't require anything special that would require a specific glibc version so why it complains is a mystery. I would assume it's 2.31 but honestly the error message isn't very helpful for diagnosing. Ubuntu 20.04 LTS comes with refreshed state-of-the-art toolchain including new upstream releases of glibc 2.31, ☕ OpenJDK 11, rustc 1.41, GCC 9.3, 🐍 Python 3.8.2, 💎 ruby 2.7.0, php 7.4, 🐪 perl 5.30, golang 1.13.Ĭould you run ldd -version, this should display your glibc version. How are you getting your current Python version? Is this the system Python version or a custom Python version managed by Conda that you manually chose? It seems like you should have Python 3.8 by default.
I had a quick look at that Ubuntu version and it seems your Python version is different. I looked on conda-forge/autosklearn and it appears the latest version is there and has been for over a month and has been downloaded through there with nearly as many download as 0.12.7 which seems like it's the default.
Is it intended to use a prior version? It should still work to download a previous version but it might be something worth investigating. This line auto-sklearn -> smac[version='>=0.13.1, _glibc indicates to me that you're not installing the latest version of autosklearn, 0.13.0 has recently change the requirement to smac >= 0.14.
I don't use Conda or Ubuntu myself and the installation instructions were a submitted PR but hopefully we can fix this and update the instructions if necessary. Hi to hear your having problems with the installation.
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