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Numpy 'warnings' #240
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Hi Rudy, WISDEM 3.5.0 is not the latest, and this documentation should be updated to reflect the latest version of WISDEM that works with the latest version of I think that the documentation line should say: Thanks for bringing this to our attention and using the latest tools! I'll keep this open until we update the docs. Best, Dan |
I have updated the docs in #241 |
Hi Yuksel-Rudy I still get the error. Could you please help I followed these steps to install on window...git cmd conda config --add channels conda-forge |
It's easier for us to discuss this here, rather than the NREL forum. Please make sure you are using the latest ROSCO source code (v2.8.0) and perhaps start with a clean environment. This comment may be helpful: #240 (comment) |
Hi Dan, I have the fresh installation on Windows git cmd and also tried on wsl on window machine I get same error. On window machine..I followed these steps: I have used git cmd or git bash terminal
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conda install -y wisdem>3.7 |
What is the output to your terminal when you do |
running install C:\Users\RameshKumar\anaconda3\envs\rosco-env\lib\site-packages\setuptools_distutils\cmd.py:66: SetuptoolsDeprecationWarning: setup.py install is deprecated. !! ******************************************************************************** Please avoid running |
I get the above after running "python setup.py install". |
Are you sure you're using the latest version of the Can you try with a fresh environment and using |
I've been trying to compile the new version of ROSCO v.2.8.0 but I'm having a bit of a trouble with this version. I'm not sure if it is a bug or I am missing something. But after a long investigation, I was able to compile everything as normal when I install wisdem without specifying the version:
conda install -y wisdem
but if I go with the documentation and specify the 3.5 version (i.econda install -y wisdem=3.5.0
) I get the following error if I try to run any of the examples:I can go without specifying the version but I feel this is not what is intended because if I go ahead and install openfast and try to run an openfast example (example 5 for instance), it will abort due to incompatibility issue (with the inflow input file) I can have a workaround this by modifying this but if I want everything to be up-to-date, I need to solve the above error.
Here are the steps to replicate the error:
Numpy depreciated ‘warnings’ at some point recently. But I am not sure why the new version of wisdem generates the above error.
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