I'm running groom within a temporary directory, on a couple files stored there, the command was:
./shapeworks groom --name=C:\\Users\\Dan\\AppData\\Local\\Temp\\Slicer\\ShapeworksRunner\\20231116_120709_257\\shapeworksProject.swproj
I attached the input files. It appears to be a platform-specific bug to Windows, this works on Mac fine--Windows is having trouble creating a directory using ./. It all works fine running Studio, since the project file is already saved there, so the code stores the correct-for-Windows relative, \\-delimited path.
The error is
[error] Unable to create groom output directory: "./groomed"it comes from this line: https://github.com/SCIInstitute/ShapeWorks/blob/6b02d9707adbc66ea1e9f3c8655043e541c42940/Libs/Groom/Groom.cpp#L657 which swallows the specific boost exception.
I'm running groom within a temporary directory, on a couple files stored there, the command was:
./shapeworks groom --name=C:\\Users\\Dan\\AppData\\Local\\Temp\\Slicer\\ShapeworksRunner\\20231116_120709_257\\shapeworksProject.swprojI attached the input files. It appears to be a platform-specific bug to Windows, this works on Mac fine--Windows is having trouble creating a directory using
./. It all works fine running Studio, since the project file is already saved there, so the code stores the correct-for-Windows relative,\\-delimited path.20231116_120709_257.zip