Closed michaelf500 closed 1 year ago
Hi Michael,
The link you are using is for v4.0.0, for the documentation of v3.0.8 you should go to (the link is there on the bottom of the docs menu):
https://bidscoin.readthedocs.io/en/3.0.8/
Best, Marcel
Hi Marcel
Thanks, I get it. However, 3.08 is what I get with running pip install bidscoin, so I assumed that was the latest version.
Best wishes
Michael
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Hi Michael,
The link you are using is for v4.0.0, for the documentation of v3.0.8 you should go to (the link is there on the bottom of the docs menu):
https://bidscoin.readthedocs.io/en/3.0.8/
Best, Marcel
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That very strange because the latest version on pypi is 4.0.0: https://pypi.org/project/bidscoin/
Can you try pip install --upgrade bidscoin
? Or, if that doesn't help pip install --force-reinstall bidscoin
?
Hi Marcel
I still get 3.08
However, I realise that I am using an old version of python (Python 3.6.9) on Ubuntu 18.04 which might be contributing to the problem.
I did try installing bidscoin 4.0.0 by downloading from the github, and I get an error message relating to not finding a recent version of setuptools.
Best wishes
Michael
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That very strange because the latest version on pypi is 4.0.0: https://pypi.org/project/bidscoin/
Can you try pip install --upgrade bidscoin? Or, if that doesn't help pip install --force-reinstall bidscoin?
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That makes sense, I think that solves it (let me know if things don't work out for you with python >= 3.8)
The documentation on https://bidscoin.readthedocs.io/en/stable/installation.html#testing-bidscoin
has examples of how to run 'bidscoin' eg
$ bidscoin -t # Test with the default template bidsmap
However, there does not seem (in BIDScoin-version: 3.0.8) to be a bidscoin executable, just bidscoiner.
Maybe the documentation should be changed?