The problem is the pint cache does not update or regenerate due to the existence of ~/.cache/pint. The result is that if you install pint in one environment, destroy that environment, then install pint into another environment, pint will continue to look for files in the old environment (non-existent). Attempting to import pint from that moment forward will result in a very unhelpful FileNotFoundError, which is extremely annoying. The solution is to either delete ~/.cache/pint or set an explicit path for the relevant file.
I will update nwm_client_new to set an explicit file, since this package generates a file cache anyway.
Related to this: https://github.com/BAMresearch/FenicsXConcrete/issues/39 and this: https://github.com/hgrecco/pint/issues/1572
The problem is the
pintcache does not update or regenerate due to the existence of~/.cache/pint. The result is that if you installpintin one environment, destroy that environment, then installpintinto another environment,pintwill continue to look for files in the old environment (non-existent). Attempting to importpintfrom that moment forward will result in a very unhelpfulFileNotFoundError, which is extremely annoying. The solution is to either delete~/.cache/pintor set an explicit path for the relevant file.I will update
nwm_client_newto set an explicit file, since this package generates a file cache anyway.