Closed taleevenhuis closed 7 months ago
Hi @taleevenhuis,
There is no need to use the python -m
prefix or similar. Can you just run jobs.bat
?
Another option is to find the file in your file Explorer and click it open.
Let me know if this works!
Thank you for your quick reply, Jonathan! Running jobs.bat or running the file in my file Explorer results in the same errors. The folders in Output>simulation remain empty.
Next Thursday I'm at the Drift. Do you have time to take a look at the scripts and files? Certainly I do not understand something, which is maybe very very simple...:-)
Describe the bug Succesfully I installed Makita (see README-file) README.md.
When I run the script jobs.bat, I recieve the following message: "Error while finding module specification for 'jobs.bat' (ModuleNotFoundError: no module named 'jobs'). (see: Statements CLI after running jobs_bat.docx) Statements CLI after running jobs_bat.docx. Does this mean that Makita is not correctly is installed?
At the end it states 'asreview is recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.' On my laptop asreview runs only when I use the statement 'python -m asreview'. Not giving the command 'python -m' results in the same error (asreview lab).
If 'python -m' is necessary for running the jobs.bat file, how can that script be adjusted?
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Next Thursday I'll be at the Drift in the morning.
Regards, Tale!