Closed alishbaimran closed 6 months ago
Hi @alishbaimran,
Which version of pyTME are you using? :)
The first five errors are related to pyTME being unable to read tiff files. This is because pyTME relies on an external dependency, which we recently changed to obligatory instead of optional. You can fix these issues by installing the dependency from within the conda environment that contains pyTME: pip install tifffile
The last failed test case seems to be related to numerical precision. On which operating system did you run the tests?
However, overall the installation looks fine and you should be ready to apply pyTME to your use case :)
Got it! I did the pip command (and conda install tifffile -c conda-forge) but was not able to resolve the tiff file errors. I'm also still having the numerical precision error. I'm on Ubuntu 22.04 LTS.
Could you kindly run pytest > log.txt
and upload the created log.txt here? That would help a lot with troubleshooting.
Attached! log.txt
Thanks for providing the log!
I was able to reproduce your issues with the pyTME docker setup. The observed behavior was unintended and addressed in the recent commit 68ffb21fb87b9cde1e19852528e85c791519c9e8.
You can apply the changes by reinstalling from within your conda environment python3.11 -mpip install -U --force-reinstall git+https://github.com/KosinskiLab/pyTME
. Please also clone the newest version of the repository before running the test cases :)
Hey! I followed the conda installation requirements on the website (https://kosinskilab.github.io/pyTME/quickstart/installation.html#installation-section) but get the following errors when running pytest:
Could anyone help with resolving these?