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from intern import array not working on macOS Chip Apple M1 Pro

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| intern (not obtainable, but latest version as of 10/10/22) | macOS Monterrey | python3.10.7|

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Fresh install of intern on a virtual environment per tutorial instructions. The above message is what I receive when trying to find my version of intern or import array.

I've tried downgrading to previous versions of zfpy, but this does not change anything.

Thanks for reporting, @itsJorgeRivera! Can you share a complete traceback (is that the whole error message?) of that error and we'll take a look? I don't have an Apple Si laptop but will find someone on the team who does!

Thanks for getting back to me so quickly! I've attached a screenshot of my terminal after running from intern import array to show the full error message chain.
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Super awesome, thanks so much! We will get to the bottom of this and keep you updated on our findings in this thread.

Sounds great, thanks!

I've tried downgrading my python to 3.9 in the virtual env but Cloud-volume wont install with a legacy version 😞 , so that gets stopped there.

@itsJorgeRivera This is an incompatibility in cloud-volume unfortunately, but we've removed cv as a required dep of intern; can you verify that intern can install correctly now? The latest intern version on pypi should have resolved this too :)

With the removal of cloudvolume, this is looking good. Thank you Jordan!
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Super awesome!! Glad it's working for you :)

fyi, @william-silversmith provided wheels for zfpy that work on M1 mac over here, which should resolve this issue if you do want to get cloudvolume working on your M1 mac.

Jasper - thanks for sending, much appreciated! (and thanks @william-silversmith!)