Closed poprafka closed 4 years ago
Thank you for reporting. These failed tests are one reason why the conda versions for Windows are still for testing (see also the last comment on #85), but we are working on solving them. All errors are related to definitions of integer variables and avoidable by additional casts (e.g. int(nr) for the last one).
So please go ahead exploring and using pyGIMLi.
Thanks Thomas for instant reaction! As also some plotting issues occurred, I'll reinstall the pyGIMLi in a conventional way, using binary wheel files, immediately after they will be available for v1.12. However, looking forward for the times when the installation via conda will be an option also for Windows machines.
I've created a new conda package with the version 1.0.12.1 where all test are passed. Check it out.
The wheel or msi versions are identical and had the same problems.
Works like a charm now! I just had to downgrade the matplotlib to v 3.0.3 to resolve some minor plotting issues. Thanks for support and immediate reaction!
Great to hear all works well! Can you report about the problems related to matplotlib (coming up with version 3.1)?
Problem description
Hello, I just installed a latests release 1.12 of pyGIMLi, but I failed some initial tests. For every single failure a following error is listed:
"TypeError: No registered converter was able to produce a C++ rvalue of type long from this Python object of type numpy.int32"
Your environment
Operating system: Windows 10 Python version: 3.7.4 pyGIMLi version: 1.12 Way of installation: conda install -c gimli -c conda-forge pygimli=1.0.12
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