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When I install from conda forge is reportedly get a version 0.1.2 both in terms of conda list and when doing:
import geoana
print(geoana.__version__)
However, the following import statement then fails in my code:
from geoana.em.static import ElectrostaticSphere
...
NameError: name 'ElectrostaticSphere' is not defined
If I install the latest package from pip this is not the case.
When uninstalling the conda version I noticed:
removed specs:
- geoana
The following packages will be REMOVED:
future-0.18.2-py39h2804cbe_4
geoana-0.0.6-py_1
properties-0.6.1-py_0
utm-0.7.0-pyhd8ed1ab_0
vectormath-0.2.2-py_0
Proceed ([y]/n)? y
Is this released with the wrong wheel/build?
This has happened on both MacOS/Apple Silicon (which i can maybe understand), and on AWS EC2 instance with Ubuntu 18
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
For what it's worth, what happened was the geoana was downgraded to the last noarch version because that's what was available on conda-forge for your system. It now includes builds for all of the architectures supported by conda-forge.
When I install from conda forge is reportedly get a version
0.1.2
both in terms ofconda list
and when doing:However, the following import statement then fails in my code:
If I install the latest package from
pip
this is not the case.When uninstalling the
conda
version I noticed:Is this released with the wrong wheel/build?
This has happened on both MacOS/Apple Silicon (which i can maybe understand), and on AWS EC2 instance with Ubuntu 18
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: