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NASA-NAVO / navo-workshop

Tutorial notebooks for how to use PyVO to access NASA and other data in Python.
https://NASA-NAVO.github.io/navo-workshop
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BUG: then conda-env jobs failing #147

Closed bsipocz closed 11 months ago

bsipocz commented 11 months ago

They run into a weird issue (which I saw before locally), I suspect it's related some version numbers, but have to dig into the details.


Run python check_env.py
Found jupyter 
Found numpy 1.26.2
Found matplotlib 3.8.2
Found jupyterlab 4.0.9
Found astropy 6.0.0
Found scipy 1.11.4
Found pyvo 1.4.2
Found astroquery 0.4.7.dev9008
Found jupytext 1.16.0

Your Python environment is good to go!
[jupytext] Reading 00_SETUP.md in format md
[jupytext] Writing 00_SETUP.ipynb
[jupytext] Reading KNOWN_ISSUES.md in format md
[jupytext] Writing KNOWN_ISSUES.ipynb
[jupytext] Reading README.md in format md
[jupytext] Writing README.ipynb
[jupytext] Reading index.md in format md
[jupytext] Writing index.ipynb
============================= test session starts ==============================
platform linux -- Python 3.9.18, pytest-7.4.3, pluggy-1.3.0
rootdir: /home/runner/work/navo-workshop/navo-workshop
plugins: nbval-0.10.0, anyio-4.1.0
collected 0 items

============================ no tests ran in 0.04s =============================
tomdonaldson commented 11 months ago

Probably not related, but should we bump our Python version, at least to 3.10?

bsipocz commented 11 months ago

Probably not related, but should we bump our Python version, at least to 3.10?

Yes, I was thinking about that, too. It's fully unrelated, so can be done in a separate PR without waiting for this one or the heasarc issue to be fixed.