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Python 3 and relative imports #31

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dayanne-castro opened this issue Oct 18, 2016 · 4 comments
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Python 3 and relative imports #31

dayanne-castro opened this issue Oct 18, 2016 · 4 comments

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@dayanne-castro
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Anyone had problems with relative imports when running the inferelator using python 3?

@nickdeveaux
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Hey Dayanne,
I'm not running it using python 3 on my local machine so I might not be helpful here. Are the errors reproducible on different systems, like on TravisCI?

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Yea, you can put in a pull request that illustrates the issue and it should
show up in the py3 build
on travis. Just note in the pull request that you don't want it to be
merged (yet).

If you can reproduce it on travis then we can all look at the symptoms in
the logs.

-- Aaron Watters

On Tue, Oct 18, 2016 at 4:55 PM, Nick de Veaux [email protected]
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Hey Dayanne,
I'm not running it using python 3 on my local machine so I might not be
helpful here. Are the errors reproducible on different systems, like on
TravisCI?


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@dayanne-castro
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I don't know why it is not showing up on travis, because the simple "import
mi_R" won't work.

On Wed, Oct 19, 2016 at 9:31 AM, Aaron Watters [email protected]
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Yea, you can put in a pull request that illustrates the issue and it should
show up in the py3 build
on travis. Just note in the pull request that you don't want it to be
merged (yet).

If you can reproduce it on travis then we can all look at the symptoms in
the logs.

-- Aaron Watters

On Tue, Oct 18, 2016 at 4:55 PM, Nick de Veaux [email protected]
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Hey Dayanne,
I'm not running it using python 3 on my local machine so I might not be
helpful here. Are the errors reproducible on different systems, like on
TravisCI?


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Hey folks, I fixed the problem with travis builds here #32
-- we needed to install the conda dependancies using a different method.

After somebody (besides me) checks this out and merges the PR dayanne should be able to merge master into her pull request and maybe we will be able to see the python 3 issue on travis.

Please merge it or comment, somebody.

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