montefra
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5 years ago get_fits is available for both python 2 and 3. Are you sure that you are using the same version in both cases?
Open vpicouet opened 5 years ago
montefra
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5 years ago get_fits is available for both python 2 and 3. Are you sure that you are using the same version in both cases?
vpicouet
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5 years ago Hi Montefra, thanks for your answer, you are right I think I was using the GitHub installed version on python 2.7 and the pip install version on python 3. For both of them pyds9.version = '1.8.1' although the code is not the same. It might be interesting to change this (?).
I think I have the answer to my problem, and managed to install the previous commit (mid2018) of pyds9.
To resume: -The pip version do not have the get_fits method -The dev version from GitHub has been changed 15 hours ago and there is a ":" missing in it which prevent the install.
Do you know when you will be able to release a new pip version of pyds9? Best
Vincent
montefra
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5 years ago The dev version from GitHub has been changed 15 hours ago and there is a ":" missing in it which prevent the install.
can you please past the error here? I did a local install here yesterday evening and it did work
Regarding the pip version: it is currently on @xcthulhu account. I should discuss with @ericmandel and @xcthulhu about it.
vpicouet
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5 years ago Ok thanks! Could you let me know when you have some more information about it? I also have a package that relies on pyds9 so if they do not plan to release the new version I should change a bit the parts of my code that relies on the GitHub dev package. Thanks for your help!
vpicouet
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4 years ago Hello Montefra, any news about when the new pyds9 version will be put on Pypi? Thanks
VIncent
In python 2, it is asked to use the get_fits() DS9 method which is not implemented in the version for python 3. Is it possible to implement the same method for both python version? Cheers
Vincent