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"unyt.exceptions" #2685
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Hi @Provider10 and thanks for the report! I'll fix the build asap. In the meantime you can do |
I just checked and conda nightlies haven't been built for past 9 months. I'm not sure how did you end up with that state.
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Hi @Xarthisius. Thanks! I got that from the README that's included in this branch. Perhaps that is something that should be included? Or is this build still useful somehow? Thanks again! |
Hi @Xarthisius. So I used the above command and I still can't seem to actually import yt. The error I'm getting is: "ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'yt.utilities.lib.ewah_bool_wrap'". This is actually a similar error that I'm getting whenever I try to build from the developmental version as described in the README. I recognize that this is more tech support and that this isn't the proper spot for it, but since it directly comes from something in this thread I wanted to just follow up. I'm happy to move this to wherever is appropriate, such as the slack channel. Thanks again! I really appreciate it. |
Hi Raziq, this is super helpful to know. The EWAH code is reasonably
recently merged into master, and something we need to be able to figure out
is if it's failing to build for you. If you are able to send the full
diagnostic output of that pip command *and* tell us your OS and arch (i.e.,
32 or 64) that would be very helpful!
…On Thu, Jun 25, 2020 at 1:31 PM Raziq Noorali ***@***.***> wrote:
I just checked and conda nightlies haven't been built for past 9 months.
I'm not sure how did you end up with that state.
I'd suggest removing conda package and installing yt straight via pip:
pip install ***@***.***
Hi @Xarthisius <https://github.com/Xarthisius>. So I used the above
command and I still can't seem to actually import yt. The error I'm getting
is: "ModuleNotFoundError: No module named
'yt.utilities.lib.ewah_bool_wrap'". This is actually a similar error that
I'm getting whenever I try to build from the developmental version as
described in the README.
I recognize that this is more tech support and that this isn't the proper
spot for it, but since it directly comes from something in this thread I
wanted to just follow up. I'm happy to move this to wherever is
appropriate, such as the slack channel. Thanks again! I really appreciate
it.
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Hi @matthewturk. Totally! I'm still fairly new, to this, so can you tell me what EWAH means at some point? This is on Linux x86_64 (64 bit) on a shared machine (is this the info you wanted?). If you need anymore info, please let me know! Since I get something similar when I try to use the dev version as described in the README, would you like me to describe that too? It doesn't directly follow the above but the errors are similar Thanks! Pip output:
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@Provider10 so EWAH means "enhanced word aligned hybrid" -- it's the bitmap indexing we use to track locations of particles on disk to optimize IO. And from the output, I don't see why it's not actually building, or why it won't import. Additionally, linux 64 should be totally good to go; we've had troubles with 32 bit on Windows, but 64 linux should be fine. Unfortunately I can't tell where yt is installed on disk from this output, but it would be very helpful if we could get the output of |
Totally:
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So I think that it is likely not building it. It might need the |
Yes, I plan on submitting a PR for this today. |
Hi @matthewturk ! Since this issue stems from previous discussions I wanted to put it here. If you'd like me to create a new issue, let me know. I have a Conda environment with yt installed with Linux version: CentOS Linux 7 (Core) x86-64
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Brought back up in Issue 2892 where it's a little bit cleaner. Since the main issue here was solved, recommending closing. |
Bug report
Bug summary
On nightly build, when importing yt, the following error comes up: "No module named 'unyt'" I assume this is just a typo?
Code for reproduction
import yt
Actual outcome
Expected outcome
Version Information
Conda installed, updated to version 3.4.1 . Channel py37h33eb3a4_2
conda install -c yt-project/label/dev
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