Open gmedinat opened 3 years ago
I had the same issue.
In an attempt to fix it, I accidentally crashed python and was forced to reinstall astroconda. After doing that, I followed the same steps as how you installed isochrones and it worked for me. I was able to also download and run the stardate program after this as well.
Sorry that's not more specific!
I had same issue today (installed via pip, not Conda), and fixed by downloading the data at https://zenodo.org/record/4056544 to ~/.isochrone, the data structure is now ~/.isochrone/mist/tracks/xxxx/xxxx.
I think the problem is that official MIST release at http://waps.cfa.harvard.edu/MIST/model_grids.html, as of today (Feb 19, 2021), does not contain .h5 files. Or there might be a recent change which the isochrone package is out of sync.
Dear all,
as a sort of continuation of the issue #81started by the user elisabethadams (https://github.com/timothydmorton/isochrones/issues/81), I added a reply since I have been having similar problems (here). I decided to start a new issue to give it more visibility, so I hope thats not a problem.
Has anybody found a solution for Isochrones not finding ".h5" files?
As I mentioned already, I had similar problems as those presented by elisabethadams, and they occur when I do the nosetests isochrones test, and when following the instructions of the Quick Start guide. The problem seems to appear when I use tracks.generate, and this is an extract of the shell output:
I installed Isochrones via:
and tried installing older versions of numpy, numba, and pandas to solve the problem (1.18.5, 0.50.1 and 1.0.5, respectively), but that didn't work either. The python version installed in the Isochrones conda environment is 3.8.5.