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ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'repo2data.bin' #22
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Had to revert back to repo2data-2.9.1 for this specific error to stop, but then I get,
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That error may be related to be the same one I previously reported, |
Trying a manual install of the repo through github, running the tests locally I get
Is there a CI running the tests prior to pushing the wheels to pipy? I don't see any in GitHub Actions, but see that there is also a CircleCI folder |
Thanks @mathieuboudreau I'll look into this. I've changed release strategy, it must be having issues linking executables. |
It's odd though, because wouldn't it be breaking all the other installs using this, i.e. through github actions? Pretty sure I've used some more recently than that push without issue; let me test elsewhere to make sure it's not a weird python env problem on my local |
Ok so it's not just me, I just reproduced on a clean MyBinder session through the terminal:
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2.9.1 works further on MyBinder, but it's not clear to me if the other error I get is just because of the broken OSF feature for repo2data (I'll just switch to github release files, I know those have worked better before). So this PR really shouldn't be personally a rush for me, but more of a heads up for you @agahkarakuzu if you needed to use the new features you pushed in the latest release(s) |
Thanks Mathieu. Recently, I've been using repo2data through python more, as I deprecated its use through terminal within the neurolibre workflow. Do you run into the same issue when you access through python? There are some redundancies in the implementation logic (no need for external libraries when wget can simply download) and design (e.g., |
I've not tried it - that's a great suggestion! If I encounter anything prohibiting me further I'll try that, thanks!
No worries, I think this is pretty low priority considering everything. |
Project fresh installed via pip
pip freeze:
repo2data==2.9.6
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