DLL load failed (python=3.10.8) about rpds HOT 7 CLOSED

I have tested on two computer with python=3.10.8. Both of them have this issue。 The specific manifestation is: everything works normally the first time it is run, but after closing and running it a second time, the aforementioned "ImportError: DLL load failed while importing rpds" error appears.

I later tried different Python versions on the same computer with python=3.11.7 there is no problem, but with python=3.10.8 the error always occurs.

However, for some reason, I wish for it to run normally under Python 3.10.8. Is there a way to resolve this issue?

For reproduction，just appear when you run "import gradio as gr" , the issue will appear at"from .rpds import *“

from rpds.

Are you sure you have the right repository?

I have no idea what gradio is.

If you do have the right repo, please provide a way to reproduce whatever behavior you're reporting without any dependencies.

from rpds.

What Gradio is doesn't matter; it's just that when I was using it, it utilized rpds, and there was an error with rpds. The line of code that needs attention is: 'from .rpds import *'. In a Python 3.10.8 environment, I encountered the error 'ImportError: DLL load failed while importing rpds: Access is denied'. But id didn't occur in python=3.11.7

from rpds.

Well, again then, provide a minimal example with no dependencies that produces the behavior you're reporting.

from rpds.

just run import rpds on python=3.10.8

from rpds.

CI, which obviously runs that line, passes fine, so you'll have to be more specific.

Your screenshot also shows a traceback with lines that do not exist in this package.

Closing, please provide an actual reproducer and then I'm happy to look.

from rpds.

Thanks a lot! Here is the step:

1. I use Anaconda to create a new env, with python=3.10.8
   
2. runnning pip install rpds-py
   
3. open vscode, run import rpds, the fist time I run this code it will be fine
4. close vscode, open vscode and run import rpds again, the error occur
   

from rpds.