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Hi I am getting the following error on running this code:
df = pyam.read_iiasa('iamc15')df = pyam.read_iiasa('iamc15')
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Running `pyam.iiasa.Connection("ar6-public").properties()`
produces "ValueError: Protocol not known: []", rather than returning a sensible set of info.
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I get the given error message when running the code. Not sure how to address this
conn = pyam.iiasa.Connection()
conn.valid_connections
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When a user has access to a Scenario Explorer database instance but no permission to view any models (or no scenarios exist), querying data from the API fails with an error similar to
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if nmi…
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@phackstock added the GitHub Actions workflow for publishing a release on pypi in #90, but did not add explicit instructions for (new) developers.
I suggest to add a `DEVELOPING.rst` file using the…
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**Summary:** without `conda config set channel_priority strict`—i.e. with the default setting of `flexible`—conda chooses to install JPype1 from the (main) anaconda channels, rather than from conda-fo…
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During the 2–4 October 2019 workshop, we identified some issues with the `westeros_reporting.ipynb` tutorial:
- ~For the moment, this tutorial requires installing the `master` branch of both ixmp a…
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At present, one must either add metadata from a file (`load_meta()`) or individually (`set_meta()`). We can extend one of these (probably best to do so on `set_meta()`) to support loading multiple met…
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There is a use case for checking consistency across the variable hierarchy (or for computing variables higher-up in the hierarchy automatically from its components).
Aggregation along the variable …
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- [ ] Clone the ceda-notebooks repo
- [ ] Find an appropriate `grep` (or search) that will look for all imported libraries within the notebooks
- [ ] Add an issue for each new package that we need t…