Hi @bryanparthum, I wanted to let you know that some users (@tammyt123 included) have noticed some warnings, and crashes on Linux, due to MimiIWG depending on ExcelReaders for reading .xls files. This is a known problem, and there is not currently a great solution for reading that file type within Julia. Previously I had not seen crashes due to the problem, instead just warnings but correct behavior and tests passing, but now it does seem to be a breaking problem at least on Linux.
I am going to tag a new version of MimiIWG that converts input files from .xls to .xlsx and .xlsm, and removes the dependency on ExcelReadershere. I can then update this repository to depend on that updated version of MimiIWG, and we will be rid of these issues.
No action needed on your part, just letting you know. We can do the same to the repo here: https://github.com/bryanparthum/MimiIWG-HFC if you want that one to stay up to date although I assume the goal is for this to be the current version.
Hi @bryanparthum, I wanted to let you know that some users (@tammyt123 included) have noticed some warnings, and crashes on Linux, due to
MimiIWG
depending onExcelReaders
for reading.xls
files. This is a known problem, and there is not currently a great solution for reading that file type within Julia. Previously I had not seen crashes due to the problem, instead just warnings but correct behavior and tests passing, but now it does seem to be a breaking problem at least on Linux.I am going to tag a new version of
MimiIWG
that converts input files from.xls
to.xlsx
and.xlsm
, and removes the dependency onExcelReaders
here. I can then update this repository to depend on that updated version ofMimiIWG
, and we will be rid of these issues.No action needed on your part, just letting you know. We can do the same to the repo here: https://github.com/bryanparthum/MimiIWG-HFC if you want that one to stay up to date although I assume the goal is for this to be the current version.