As everyone knows, Rasa open source cannot be natively installed on an M1 Mac. I would like to know if there are any solutions now to install Rasa natively on an M1 or at least in Jupyter notebook or Google Colab or any virtual environment like VMware. Kindly help me with this.

I have installed ubuntu on UTM. The issue persists. When I try to install Rasa, it tries installing 3.0.3 and it gets downgraded again and again and ends up installing rasa 0.0.5. The same happened for me in native installation

@Suganth - Downgrade your python from 3.9 to 3.8.x , the issue isnt your M1 mac but rather a different version of python. Rasa doesn’t yet support 3.9

Can you show me the output of pip -V? This is exactly what happens when you use Python 3.9 or 3.10.

You mean the one from UTM or from my native terminal?

This is what I got in my native terminal: [image] I got the same in my UTM too.

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Getting Rasa on an M1 Mac

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koaning (Vincent D. Warmerdam) February 15, 2022, 10:37am 25

I’ve written a guide that seems to work for me. It’s unofficial, largely due to changes that might hopefully happen, but it’s something that should help in the meantime.

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