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This commit fixes version.py (and FastSurferCNN.version.main()) not returning, if there are no checkpoints in the checkpoints folder. This may happen for native installations if the checkpoints have not manually been downloaded. The cause was that md5sum was called with no arguments, which expects the file/data to be passed from STDIN, which may not be connected, thus blocking further execution.
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This PR fixes version.py (and FastSurferCNN.version.main()) not returning, if there are no checkpoints in the checkpoints folder.
This may happen for native installations, if the checkpoints have not manually been downloaded. The cause was that md5sum was called with no arguments, which expects the file/data to be passed from STDIN, which may not be connected, thus blocking further execution.
This PR is related to #699 and #774.