Closed aknaut closed 7 years ago
I came across this a few months ago and made a similar fix in commit 96d215659f27813d436ce903d7f2be1e495729b5.
A PyUtilib release usually gets generated when Pyomo is released, so this should be in a release relatively soon.
Starting the pyomo_ns server with Python 3.5.3 I got the following error:
I already fixed it locally by adding
import Pyro4.naming
on line 32 in \pyutilib\pyro\util.py . So I guess this should be a quick fix. But maybe this should be done at a different location in the code.