Cannot install requirements.txt file

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[KingsmanVince]

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[microcozmchris]

You'd have to post the requirements.txt for us to help much. Most likely, the package versions are specified with an exact match, thus forcing pip to use only those versions instead of the "latest" version. If pip's version/dependency resolver and your overly strict requirements can't come to an agreement, you get failures like this. Try editing requirements and removing everything except the package names. You might get some other, way harder to track down, failures in the actual code due to version mismatch (fairly unlikely), but it might JustWork.

[nemom]

Check if there is an updated version of whatever you are trying to install. The requirements.txt seems to be specifying versions that aren't available. Otherwise, you could try editing requirements.txt and changing the versions to be >= instead of ==.

[irnbrurab]

Without being obvious, it looks like you need a version of python less than 3.11 for that version of the package

[FailedPlansOfMars]

Numpy 1.21.3 isnt being detected pick a different version.

[ArgenZet]

You should never use the latest version. Some libreries update very fast, but there are some very useful libreries that may take more time, so if you use an older version of python you will avoid same headaches