Hi,
I have installed rasa on my Mac OS using the installation guide, But on training my existing rasa bot using nlu train command , i am getting command not found error on terminal.
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try rasa train command once
i have it is not able to find rasa installed on my machine
please try pip show rasa to check whether rasa is installed or not
pip show rasa displays rasa info…but i am still getting same error on training the model or even using rasa init
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First type pip list command in terminal and check rasa is present in that list or not
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I run into the same issue.
I resolved this issue by reinstalling rasa.
Commands: First: pip uninstall rasa
It will ask if you want to proceed, to which you say Y
Then: pip install rasa.
Problem solved.
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Hi, @NikhilBansal21 did your issue get resolved? I am running into the same issue. Kindly reply.
me too , im facing the same problm , try to check your path because using pip in installation will automatically drop into home/.local/bin which is not in path list (for ubuntu users) try to add that path using export command ps : i tried that but still nothing working -.-
and yeah i found the answer you should activate ur python env , create folder where you want to implement ur project with mkdir command and then open it with cd and then rasa init --no-prompt (ubuntu user)
Make sure you are using Python 3.6.x to 3.8.x, and NOT 3.9.
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That’s true. I am on Windows 10. I installed rasa and I could see it from conda list and pip list, but I couldn’t even rasa init. After uninstalling and reinstalling it, everything turns to be normal now.
I did a poetry install from source which completed apparently correctly. But rasa is not in my path. Where does the install put it?
On advice herein I just ran "pip install rasa’ It looks like it re-ran the same python package downloads as poetry.
Have I accidentally installed two separate versions of rasa?
_JM
@johnmark did you created separate conda environment for your rasa version? you trying to install rasa open source or rasa x?
@nik202 Using ubuntu 20.04 under WIndows. I installed the open source version - after cloning the repo. No I didn[t create a conda env. I assume the activated conda env "base’ is used. Here’s the poetry env: poetry env info
Virtualenv Python: 3.8.5 Implementation: CPython Path: /home/jma/.cache/pypoetry/virtualenvs/rasa-7LwYCYsP-py3.8 Valid: True
System Platform: linux OS: posix Python: /home/jma/miniconda3
@johnmark Well, John; I personally not used the poetry one. If you want I can suggest you some solution if you like to try?
@nik202 It does run after “pip install rasa” – but I would like to run rasa command line from the github source.
@johnmark what you basically means by that, can you elaborate?
@nik202 These are the steps I followed, from the rasa installation web page:
@johnmark I hope you seen the step 1 to 3 also?