ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'google_auth_oauthlib'
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I am trying to run the 'generate_refresh_token.py' file in the authentification folder of the AdWords API.
But when I do python generate_refresh_token.py as described in the documentation, I get the error ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'google_auth_oauthlib'.
So I try to install the module with pip install google-auth-oauthlib, and here is the output:
Requirement already satisfied: google-auth-oauthlib in /home/$USER/anaconda3/lib/python3.6/site-packages (0.2.0)
I activate my anaconda3 environment by doing source activate /home/$USER/anaconda3/envs/$environment_name. I try to generate the token again with the command above, same error.
Could not find any useful answer or anyone having the same issue with this module. Does anyone have a suggestion I could try?
UPDATE: I have found the error. When I installed the google-auth-oauthlib module via pip, it was installed as a module in the anaconda3 library. But when I run python from the command line, it uses the version from my system, which doesn't have this module. What I don't understand though is why when I activate my anaconda environment, the python to be used is still that of the system. How can I use the anaconda version of python from the command line?
python python-3.x linuxmint adwords-api-v201802
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I am trying to run the 'generate_refresh_token.py' file in the authentification folder of the AdWords API.
But when I do python generate_refresh_token.py as described in the documentation, I get the error ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'google_auth_oauthlib'.
So I try to install the module with pip install google-auth-oauthlib, and here is the output:
Requirement already satisfied: google-auth-oauthlib in /home/$USER/anaconda3/lib/python3.6/site-packages (0.2.0)
I activate my anaconda3 environment by doing source activate /home/$USER/anaconda3/envs/$environment_name. I try to generate the token again with the command above, same error.
Could not find any useful answer or anyone having the same issue with this module. Does anyone have a suggestion I could try?
UPDATE: I have found the error. When I installed the google-auth-oauthlib module via pip, it was installed as a module in the anaconda3 library. But when I run python from the command line, it uses the version from my system, which doesn't have this module. What I don't understand though is why when I activate my anaconda environment, the python to be used is still that of the system. How can I use the anaconda version of python from the command line?
python python-3.x linuxmint adwords-api-v201802
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I am trying to run the 'generate_refresh_token.py' file in the authentification folder of the AdWords API.
But when I do python generate_refresh_token.py as described in the documentation, I get the error ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'google_auth_oauthlib'.
So I try to install the module with pip install google-auth-oauthlib, and here is the output:
Requirement already satisfied: google-auth-oauthlib in /home/$USER/anaconda3/lib/python3.6/site-packages (0.2.0)
I activate my anaconda3 environment by doing source activate /home/$USER/anaconda3/envs/$environment_name. I try to generate the token again with the command above, same error.
Could not find any useful answer or anyone having the same issue with this module. Does anyone have a suggestion I could try?
UPDATE: I have found the error. When I installed the google-auth-oauthlib module via pip, it was installed as a module in the anaconda3 library. But when I run python from the command line, it uses the version from my system, which doesn't have this module. What I don't understand though is why when I activate my anaconda environment, the python to be used is still that of the system. How can I use the anaconda version of python from the command line?
python python-3.x linuxmint adwords-api-v201802
asked Nov 20 at 7:00
Thomas
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I am trying to run the 'generate_refresh_token.py' file in the authentification folder of the AdWords API.
But when I do python generate_refresh_token.py as described in the documentation, I get the error ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'google_auth_oauthlib'.
So I try to install the module with pip install google-auth-oauthlib, and here is the output:
Requirement already satisfied: google-auth-oauthlib in /home/$USER/anaconda3/lib/python3.6/site-packages (0.2.0)
I activate my anaconda3 environment by doing source activate /home/$USER/anaconda3/envs/$environment_name. I try to generate the token again with the command above, same error.
Could not find any useful answer or anyone having the same issue with this module. Does anyone have a suggestion I could try?
UPDATE: I have found the error. When I installed the google-auth-oauthlib module via pip, it was installed as a module in the anaconda3 library. But when I run python from the command line, it uses the version from my system, which doesn't have this module. What I don't understand though is why when I activate my anaconda environment, the python to be used is still that of the system. How can I use the anaconda version of python from the command line?
python python-3.x linuxmint adwords-api-v201802
python python-3.x linuxmint adwords-api-v201802
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are you using your own python or the one from system?
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I'm not sure how I can know that. I guess that of my system. If you mean python from an environment or from anaconda3 as my own python, so no I don't want to use that one.
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I'm not sure how I can know that. I guess that of my system. If you mean python from an environment or from anaconda3 as my own python, so no I don't want to use that one.
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are you using your own python or the one from system?
answered Nov 20 at 9:51
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I'm not sure how I can know that. I guess that of my system. If you mean python from an environment or from anaconda3 as my own python, so no I don't want to use that one.
– Thomas
Nov 20 at 20:50
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are you using your own python or the one from system?
answered Nov 20 at 9:51
runzhi xiao
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are you using your own python or the one from system?
answered Nov 20 at 9:51
runzhi xiao
813
answered Nov 20 at 9:51
runzhi xiao
813
answered Nov 20 at 9:51
runzhi xiao
813
answered Nov 20 at 9:51
runzhi xiao
813
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I'm not sure how I can know that. I guess that of my system. If you mean python from an environment or from anaconda3 as my own python, so no I don't want to use that one.
– Thomas
Nov 20 at 20:50
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I'm not sure how I can know that. I guess that of my system. If you mean python from an environment or from anaconda3 as my own python, so no I don't want to use that one.
– Thomas
Nov 20 at 20:50
I'm not sure how I can know that. I guess that of my system. If you mean python from an environment or from anaconda3 as my own python, so no I don't want to use that one.
– Thomas
Nov 20 at 20:50
I'm not sure how I can know that. I guess that of my system. If you mean python from an environment or from anaconda3 as my own python, so no I don't want to use that one.
– Thomas
Nov 20 at 20:50
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