README.md update: specify python=3.7#3162
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As of now, `conda -n pysyft create python=3` will create an environment with python 3.8, which will not be able to run PySift, due to its Tensorflow dependencies. By specifying `python=3.7`, we solve this issue.
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Should we also update the following? |
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Python 3.6 is also supported, but 3.8 is not. |
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As of now,
conda create -n pysyft python=3will create an environment with python 3.8, which will not be able to run PySift, due to its Tensorflow dependencies. By specifyingpython=3.7, we solve this issue.