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Straditize fails to launch #19
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Hi @olijw! Thanks for raising the issue here and my apologies for the troubles you ran into. The issue comes from an incompatibility with the latest version of docrep and the latest release of psyplot. I am close to releasing a new release of psyplot but due to other things... 🙈 Sorry. Anyway, this should be easy to fix, just run conda install -c conda-forge --override-channels docrep=0.2 after you ran |
ok, this is really weird and certainly there is no bluetooth involved with straditize 😅 I can only imagine that this comes from the PyQt5 library and indeed, this seems to be a common problem. You could try the fix in GIS4WRF/gis4wrf#103 (comment), maybe that helps? |
Hi Philipp, Thanks for getting back to me so quickly - it's great to be getting closer to using this tool! I tried your first solution (the docrep workaround) but while I installed it fine, calling 'straditize' led to a different series of warnings and errors:
Any thoughts? Thanks, Oli |
Hi @olijw! Thanks again for letting me know. Might be related to ipython/ipykernel#468, not sure, I'll have to try it for myself (usually I am not working on windows), but I can't do this before Monday, sorry |
Not to worry, there's no real rush! Have a good weekend and I look forward
to revisiting this at some point in the coming week.
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Hi @olijw <https://github.com/olijw>! Thanks again for letting me know.
Might be related to ipython/ipykernel#468
<ipython/ipykernel#468>, not sure, I'll have to
try it for myself (usually I am not working on windows), but I can't do
this before Monday, sorry
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hey @olijw! Sorry for coming back to you so late! this is just to let you know that I am still working on it. For me, the GUI starts, but the help explorer does not load properly on Windows. I need to check what the issue is here. On Wednesday I should have time for it, but this has a high priority |
Hi @Chilipp, thanks for continuing to work on this! I hope you’ve been making headway with it all, and I really look forward to being able to try out the program when it’s all working as it should :)
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Hi @olijw, the installation should work now via |
Hi Philipp, this does indeed work! Thanks very much for your hard work sorting it out, and for putting together such a great tool - I'm already enjoying working out how to use it! |
Hi,
A lot like Brian in Issue #17, I'd love to use Straditize in my research but haven't been able to launch it successfully, despite trying on three separate computers now. I've followed the installation instructions on your website and also tried the solution that resolved #17, but I get similar errors each time. Running...
...all works fine (as does the standard installation of just the latter two lines), but when I type...
...I get the following:
This same error text ("TypeError: get_sections() missing 1 required positional argument: 's'") has come up most times I've tried to launch Straditize now, and I'm not sure how to fix it. Any help you can give would be very gratefully received!
Thanks,
Oli
ps, while this is certainly annoying, it doesn't feel like the weirdest error message I've had trying to use Straditize: my old laptop (Windows 8.1) would give me a pop-up error window saying "This Windows version (6.3.9600) does not support the required Bluetooth API. Consider updating to a more recent Windows (10.0.10586 or above)." Quite why Bluetooth was involved I have no idea..!
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