I updated my (systemwide) miniconda installation but now PyPlot is in trouble:
julia> using PyPlot
julia> plot(1:10, randn(10))
signal(11): Segmentation fault
unknown function (ip: 0x32736)
unknown function (ip: (nil))
[1] 4493 segmentation fault: julia
The issue remains with a fresh installation of PyPlot and ENV["PYTHON"] = "" to ensure that a fresh download of Conda.jl is used instead. But everything is fine if I plot from Python directly. I'm using julia 0.4.6 on Linux x86_64 (ubuntu 16.04).
Anything I can do to diagnose this further?
I updated my (systemwide) miniconda installation but now PyPlot is in trouble:
The issue remains with a fresh installation of PyPlot and
ENV["PYTHON"] = ""to ensure that a fresh download of Conda.jl is used instead. But everything is fine if I plot from Python directly. I'm using julia 0.4.6 on Linux x86_64 (ubuntu 16.04).Anything I can do to diagnose this further?