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WinPython-3.6.0.1-Qt5 does not see PYTHONPATH or module in cwd #503
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try to rename "..\python-3.6.0.amd64\python._pth" as "..\python-3.6.0.amd64\zpython._pth". then tell me if it solves your problem |
Hi there, I ran into a similar problem with WinPython-3.6.0.1Zero, where python was unable to import local modules. I can attest that, by following your suggestion, the problem disappeared. In case someone else runs into the same problem, I would like to reemphasize your answer by stating that one must rename the file; keeping the old |
there is a thread about the python._pth here: https://bugs.python.org/issue29723 current 3.6.1 beta creates a file "zpython._pth" at the moment, as it's not 100% clear to me what is the best solution when there will be no more bug from python.org point of view. the "python._pth" idea was apparently valid for winpython up to python-3.6.0beta4 https://bugs.python.org/issue29319 |
I can also confirm that the renaming works. in 3.6.0.1-Qt5. |
It seems the 3.6 version of WinPython has something issues regaring Python paths. Adding a path in the Path manager in Spyder has no effect. Setting the PYTHONPATH at the command line also has no effect. WinPython 3.5.3 works as expected.
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