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AssertionError when opening server #75
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Did you change anything in the conda environment ? |
When this problem appeared, I deleted the old conda environment, built a new one, and reinstalled all the dependencies from scratch. What do you have in mind? |
You are on Ubuntu, right ? |
Windows 10. Maybe unrelated, one thing I've noticed in latest Windows build, the software sometimes looks for modules in the wrong directory, as if the path is Guppy-Main\Guppy\Guppy. I got around it by creating that second Guppy subdirectory and copying the files to it. Works, but probably a bad idea? If you need more specifics I can try to re-create the issue. |
I looked around the Bokeh forums and apparently this is error is known and harmless (?) behavior when using Panel, eg: https://discourse.bokeh.org/t/permission-error-running-bokeh-server/10520/2 |
Lets do one thing After this, follow the instructions from Github to create a new conda environment For launching GuPPy, there are little changes in the step. Please look at the instructions on Github. Please let me know if it works or not |
Still getting assertion error. But also after removing the environment and clearing variables, when I reinstall Guppy it still brings up previously used storenames. I've removed all Guppy generated files like output folders, parameters etc. |
GuPPy was running fine in this machine before ? |
Yes, it was running fine. Sorry I don't know what the last good version was.
For a totally fresh start do I need to clear anything else in addition to
removing the conda environment and previous Outputs?
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GuPPy was running fine in this machine before ?
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These two commands will remove conda environment. |
I did all that already. I still get the assertion error which is supposedly
harmless, according to Bokeh forums.
But it's still strange that I have old storenames populating the interface.
Is that expected behavior if I did conda remove and conda clean? Where are
those variables stored?
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Lets do one thing
Open Anaconda prompt window and execute the following commands one by one
conda remove --name guppy --all
conda clean --all
These two commands will remove conda environment. Reinstall it. You do
need to delete anything else
Fetch the most recent code from Github main branch. And try launching GuPPy
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Assertion error is happening because there is something wrong. The line which says "User authentication hooks not provided", it is harmless. Old storenames will populate even if you remove conda because it's independent of conda environement. If we figure this out, I will let you know how to get rid of it. lets try one last thing Try this. This is the last thing we can try. Please let me know about it Also, even with assertion error, GuPPy runs fine ? |
I tried updating the spec_file as suggested, then rebuilt the environment.
Still get the assertion error from the asyncio package. I also tried
updating spec_file without rebuilding (which doesn't really make sense?)
and same error.
Defaults are still present as well (Start folder, Storenames).
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Assertion error is happening because there is something wrong.
The line which says "User authentication hooks not provided", it is
harmless.
lets try one last thing
cd path_guppy_main_folder
conda update -n guppy --file spec_file_windows10.txt
Try this. This is the last thing we can try. Please let me know about it
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Adding: all analysis steps work through PSTH Computation. However when choosing Visualizaiton GUI, I am getting a similar error. The Visualization GUI tab still opens.
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Can you please send me your availability for next week ? Let us meet on zoom and figure it out. |
Next week I could meet after 2pm on Tues 20, Weds 21, or Friday 23. Thank you. |
Can you please send me an email at venus.sherathiya@northwestern.edu ? |
Hello Manny, Please get the updated code from GitHub and follow the instructions from the Github Wiki page. I hope this will solve the issue. Please let me know if it does not work out. |
The server started without errors. Thank you! |
I am using latest GupPy. When I invoke the server, I get this error right away:
What does this mean? It doesn't seem to affect program function. Thank you.
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