Closed kutnyakhov closed 20 hours ago
How did you install the package? As described here? https://github.com/OpenCOMPES/sed/blob/main/README.md#for-contributors-pip
What is the output of pip list | grep sed-processor
It should look something like
rettig@pcr840:..sed/sed> pip list | grep sed-processor
sed-processor 0.1.10a5 /mnt/pcshare/users/Laurenz/AreaB/sed/sed
This particular kernel was installed using poetry approach. In my case, output is empty line.
Ah, you are using the kernel approach, and don't activate the environment. I never tested this, @zain-sohail please check.
And poetry install
was also run? This should usually install sed-processor package.
I am running the latest v1_feature_branch (it's up to date with main as well) using poetry as well and have no issues.
This particular kernel was installed using poetry approach. In my case, output is empty line.
Can you do poetry run pip list | grep sed-processor
This particular kernel was installed using poetry approach. In my case, output is empty line.
Can you do
poetry run pip list | grep sed-processor
It also returns empty line
Can you then please go through the installation steps once more? It appears the packages is not properly installed.
The new installation helped and also poetry install
in the old installation helped as well.
And now poetry run pip list | grep sed-processor
returns:
sed-processor 0.1.10a5 /home/kutnyakd/sed
Thanks for help :)
We figured the problem that
pip install -e .[all]
doesn't work but pip install -e .
does to install in editable mode.
Describe the bug What I've mentioned today during meeting: during calling from sed import SedProcessor I am getting a PackageNotFoundError while I am using main branch. This is not a case if I am using e.g. update-hextof-tutorial branch
Screenshots Here is an error itself![PackageNotFoundError](https://github.com/OpenCOMPES/sed/assets/38926659/6853363e-883f-42f6-b7f3-40c0f7d928af)