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RuntimeError: Error parsing the label:
in python functions and example files
#1557
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I'm trying to reproduce your conda installation. Are you sure it's what you've done 1:1? With these changes |
Sorry, it should've been I now made a clean clone of arbor into another destination; checked out revision a304d5a; initialized and updated the submodules and trashed/rebuilt the conda environment, reinstalled arbor and still see the same error. Additional conda info:
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I'm still suspecting an environment issue. Can you please - in a fresh shell - do the following? conda env remove -v --name arbor2
conda create -n arbor2 python=3.9 pip numpy pandas seaborn cmake c-compiler cxx-compiler nlohmann_json sphinx svgwrite -c conda-forge -y
conda activate arbor2
git clone https://github.com/arbor-sim/arbor
cd arbor
git submodule init
git submodule update
pip install -v .
cd python/example
python single_cell_detailed_recipe.py single_cell_detailed.swc |
That still doesn't work; I even went through the trouble of creating a new user, installed miniforge and arbor locally. The examples still fail. The issue seems to arise on my M1 (arm64) mac, only. I had no issues testing the current master on an older mac w. Intel hardware, as well as on an Ubuntu VM. To me it appears as though something subtle got introduced in the last month or so causing this issue, as per 93faa63 everything worked fine. Perhaps someone with an M1 mac can verify? |
Thanks for your efforts! I'll escalate your issue. |
Describe the bug
Python examples are using seemingly deprecated location label syntax, for instance:
Several such cases may also be present as defaults in arbor itself, for example:
hence
Additional context
conda env/installation:
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