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Windows conda packages default to 2.5.1 #38
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This is very confusing. How did you install Cantera on both platforms? |
I understand this is very confusing. I used conda on both OS. For windows I had WSL2. The only difference I can recall is the channels that I used. But if channels were an issue then I shouldn't be seeing the error on macOS with Cantera 2.5.1 and 2.6.0 |
Ok. I believe I can shed some light on this here.
Testing on a windows machine yields the following:
which means that you were inadvertently using 2.5.1 on Windows. I am transferring this to https://github.com/Cantera/conda-recipes ... PS: while the 2.6.0 packages for windows do exist (see https://anaconda.org/Cantera/cantera/files?channel=main), it is 2.5.1 that is installed by default
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I don't think so. In #29, the 2.6.0 version is installed correctly (on ubuntu 20.04), with MKL being broken. Here, it appears that |
Thanks, I misinterpreted then... @SiddhaSharma the resolution on macOS (and with 2.6.0 generally) is that you need to mark these reactions, see Cantera/cantera#1278 and also if you search on the Google group you can find some threads |
At the moment, forcing version 2.6 works for Windows (thanks for the prompt, @bryanwweber)
PS:
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Thank you @bryanwweber @ischoegl. I am also concerned about the all-around use of YAML mechanism I have been working on. My file works fine, but with Cantera 2.6.0 it shows an error. After correcting the error with "duplicate: true" the file doesn't run on 2.5.1. So when I share or publish my work I need to specifically mention that the file won't run on Cantera 2.6.0 |
@SiddhaSharma … the differences you are seeing between 2.5.1 and 2.6.0 are known and expected. As @bryanwweber pointed out:
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@ischoegl Thank you for the clarification. |
With the release of Cantera 3.0.0 and the corresponding updates to the conda create -n ct-test -c defaults -c cantera cantera
conda activate ct-test
python -c "import cantera; print(cantera.__version__)" This prints
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Problem Description
Error while reading YAML files involving third-body reactions on Cantera v2.6.0 on mac OS.
Steps to reproduce
System information
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mech.yaml.zip
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