Re: beginner errors

2017-02-21 Thread Goodman, Alexander (398K)
Hi Todd, I attached my output for pip freeze. I am using python 2.7.12. The reason version numbers aren't specified in the dependencies text files is for precisely this reason, that is to help us find out when newer versions of certain packages break ocw. In this case, I have at least confirmed t

Re: beginner errors

2017-02-18 Thread Todd Greenwood-Geer
Alex, I've attached the output of the pip libraries I have currently loaded for python3. I think the underlying problem, at least for the tests, is that the dependencies declared in deps_py{2|3}.txt are un-versioned. Can you post the output of these commands for both python2 and python3?

Re: beginner errors

2017-02-12 Thread Goodman, Alexander (398K)
Hi Todd, What versions of numpy and matplotlib are you using? I know that both of these packages have had some major releases recently, and I suspect that incompatibilities introduced in these releases may be the reason for the errors your seeing as the last commit to the ocw repo came before that

beginner errors

2017-02-12 Thread Todd Greenwood-Geer
I'd like to experiment with this workbench but so far, everything I have tried has been broken... REPRO 1: test fails $ git clone https://github.com/apache/climate.git $ cd climate $ git log | head commit 90b1b9ffe32d21af97f5437253f9621a14ec557f Merge: d98d172 21fe4ea A