Open isaacovercast opened 4 years ago
i get the same error ipyrad v 0.9.19 using python 3.7.4
any idea when this might be updated?
Hi Danielle!
At this point it's a little uncertain. I just moved to paris for a postdoc, so my time is somewhat limited. If you want to be the guinea pig I can make what is there available and you can try it out, no promises. Having an interested party to beta test and troubleshoot makes it a lot easier.
Hope all is good! -isaac
@isaacovercast Hey congrats!!! Paris is exciting! I'm happy to be a trial tester! I'm prepping for a conference soon, but I have downtime to test code for the next week or so. Should I shoot you an email to start a chain?
All is great! -Danielle
Sure. Sounds good.
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I pulled down and retrofitted the working v.0.7.30 version of baba.py, for the mean time. Everything works except the plot() function.
ipyrad/analysis/init still says:
# from .baba import Baba as baba
And if you try: import ipyrad.analysis.baba you get
AttributeError: module 'ipyrad.analysis' has no attribute 'baba'