Closed gperich closed 2 years ago
Hi @gperich,
this is unfortunately an issue of missing backwards compatibility (regarding the Python version). The |
operator was introduced in Python 3.10 instead of the Union
operator (from typing import Union
).
This means in Python 3.9
def add(a: Union[int, float], b: Union[int, float]):
becomes in Python 3.10
def add(a: int | float, b: int | float):
Unfortunately, back-ward compatibility is not part of Python's development philosophy.
Therefore, the only solution would be to upgrade Python to 3.10+. Sorry for that :disappointed:
oh no! I feared that this might be the cause. Well then, time to install GDAL and all the good stuff again for 3.10...
Upon importing the Sentinel2 class
from eodal.core.sensors import Sentinel2
on my Windows machine, i get the following error message:File "C:\Users\gperich\python_venvs\eodal\lib\site-packages\eodal\core\utils\geometry.py", line 129, in <module> def multi_to_single_points(point_features: gpd.GeoDataFrame | Path) -> gpd.GeoDataFrame: TypeError: unsupported operand type(s) for |: 'type' and 'type'
The error traces back to the
multi_to_single_points
function in thegeometry.py
file in the core\utils folder. I suspect Windows doesn't like the | operation? Or is it a python issue? I am on Python 3.9.7