Thank @disgruntled-penguin, I need to look into why the tests are failing this is a likely a repo name change issue.

However, could you elaborate on the specific bugs and show examples of the failure. Please also provide your dependency list (e.g., what version of Mesa you are using)

Thank you again for your support of Mesa.

hello @tpike3 no problem! this was the error message when app.py was run:

i was looking through issues and found the same error for another gis example as well, im guessing this is a problem for all gis examples (issue #281).
also, i think the test is failing for another bug i tried to fix, i commited it in the same PR (fix conways rendering) (this was my first pr and i messed it up apologies)
i can open a new PR for this so itd be cleaner, and id be happy to fix it for other gis examples as well if thats okay!
dependencies were mesa-geo~=0.9.0 mesa>=3.3 solara>=1.55 for this specific example i believe

hello @tpike3 no problem! this was the error message when app.py was run: i was looking through issues and found the same error for another gis example as well, im guessing this is a problem for all gis examples (issue #281). also, i think the test is failing for another bug i tried to fix, i commited it in the same PR (fix conways rendering) (this was my first pr and i messed it up apologies) i can open a new PR for this so itd be cleaner, and id be happy to fix it for other gis examples as well if thats okay! dependencies were mesa-geo~=0.9.0 mesa>=3.3 solara>=1.55 for this specific example i believe

Thanks @disgruntled-penguin, try using mesa <= 3.3 -- there is a known issue with mesa-geo that it needs to be pinned to Mesa < 3.3.