Not sure about the cause or how to reproduce as it's been reported to us via support channel. In some conditions it's possible to run into the following issue:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "./script", line 2361, in <module>
run_script()
File "./script", line 2347, in run_script
file_annotation = export_figure(conn, script_params)
File "./script", line 2303, in export_figure
return fig_export.build_figure()
File "./script", line 977, in build_figure
self.add_panels_to_page(panels_json, image_ids, page)
File "./script", line 1803, in add_panels_to_page
image, pil_img = self.draw_panel(panel, page, i)
File "./script", line 1634, in draw_panel
self.paste_image(pil_img, img_name, panel, page, dpi)
File "./script", line 2055, in paste_image
ShapeToPilExport(pil_img, panel, crop)
File "./script", line 522, in __init__
super(ShapeToPilExport, self).__init__(panel)
File "./script", line 187, in __init__
getattr(self, 'draw_%s' % s['type'].lower(), lambda s: None)(s)
File "./script", line 641, in draw_rectangle
stroke_width = scale_to_export_dpi(shape.get('strokeWidth', 2))
File "./script", line 111, in scale_to_export_dpi
return pixels * 300//72
TypeError: unsupported operand type(s) for //: 'str' and 'int'
A fixed proposed here address it directly in the Export script. Not sure if it's possible to fix it earlier at the Figure_JSON level.
jburel
commented
3 years ago
Not sure about the cause or how to reproduce as it's been reported to us via support channel. In some conditions it's possible to run into the following issue:
A fixed proposed here address it directly in the Export script. Not sure if it's possible to fix it earlier at the Figure_JSON level.