Open rjavila opened 4 years ago
I don't have much time for pyds9, so excuse the brevity. It looks like you've installed pyds9
from the astroconda site? If so then I have no idea what version they are using (and don't have the time to track it down).
Or did you install from github?
Yes, I installed pyds9 from the AstroConda channel.
Please try installing from github: https://github.com/ericmandel/pyds9
@ericmandel - we should perhaps look at doing a release soon.
@DougBurke Sure ... in my naive world that would just mean making a tagged release on github, but this current issue seems to indicate that pyds9 is updated elsewhere in the Pythoniverse. So (once today's suggested PR is merged if/as needed) this is more or less your call regarding conda etc.
I'd like to find some time to review what's been changed since the last release (check it makes sense). The updates in conda-land can be left to whoever does them. There is the issue of a release to pypi as https://pypi.org/project/pyds9/ is "owned" by xcthulhu
Doug
On Mon, Mar 23, 2020 at 11:37 AM Eric Mandel notifications@github.com wrote:
@DougBurke https://github.com/DougBurke Sure ... in my naive world that would just mean making a tagged release on github, but this current issue seems to indicate that pyds9 is updated elsewhere in the Pythoniverse. So (once today's suggested PR is merged if/as needed) this is more or less your call regarding conda etc.
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@DougBurke sigh ... I didn't even know about pypi ... I'm sorry this is such a mess, I haven't paid much attention to it over the last few years, other than dealing with xpa-specific questions ...
The problem is that six has now been removed from astropy.extern, presumably because it exists elsewhere, for the current astroconda release, these changes seem to fix the problem.
# from astropy.extern import six
# from astropy.extern.six import BytesIO
import six
from six import BytesIO
There is a a now closed related issue for another package that I found: https://github.com/hyperion-rt/hyperion/issues/219
If I remember correctly it's a fixed issue, but we need to do a release. Unfortunately due to health reasons I am not able to spend any time on this un-paid job at the moment.
Hi all. I'm having trouble importing pds9 because of some dependencies. The version I have tries to import
six
even though I see that you have removed that from the latest version of the code. Here's the traceback:`In [1]: import pyds9
ImportError Traceback (most recent call last)