Hi, I'm running macOS 10.15.7.
I've just run through the commands as posted above and it works for me. Not particularly helpful for you, I understand.
“ModuleNotFoundError” looks like a Python error, it should have an additional message that tells you which module is missing.
Sounds like you have not activated the virtual environment, if you had, then there would be a local python interpreter and the required dependencies i.e. those modules.
When you run this a second time, you need to start at step 4 and activate the virtual environment again.
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Hi, I'm running macOS 10.15.7.
I've just run through the commands as posted above and it works for me. Not particularly helpful for you, I understand.
“ModuleNotFoundError” looks like a Python error, it should have an additional message that tells you which module is missing.
And, if I have followed your instructions above and have installed Jupyter Lab, how do I handle the second time when I open Terminal?
Well, all the modules are missing, it seems that python looks in the wrong directory?
Sounds like you have not activated the virtual environment, if you had, then there would be a local python interpreter and the required dependencies i.e. those modules.
When you run this a second time, you need to start at step 4 and activate the virtual environment again.