The gym to gymnasium migration broke everyone’s setup. Sure, you can fix it manually, but there’s a better way.
I work with tons of ML environments and I’m constantly switching between package versions. Manual installs get old when you’re juggling multiple projects.
Now I just automate everything. I set up workflows that handle installs, validate environments, and run tests to make sure it all works before I start coding.
For Breakout, you can build a workflow that:
- Checks your gym/gymnasium setup
- Uninstalls conflicting packages
- Installs the right versions (gymnasium, ale-py, ROM licenses)
- Tests that “ALE/Breakout-v5” actually loads
- Pings you when it’s done
No more debugging conflicts or remembering which environment names changed. Just run the workflow and get back to actual RL work.
I use Latenode for this automation. It connects to your dev environment and handles all the setup while you focus on building models.