Error when trying to install UMEP Plugin in QGIS (MacBookPro) #240
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osr is a common library connected to gdal. Should be present if gdal is functioning proparly. This seems to be a Mac-related issue. @sunt05 , do you have any idea? |
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Could be a bug introduced by the upstream package: We might need to fix this by changing @helenwillems Can you please test in the QGIS python console if the following works: If so, then we can try a fix at the UMEP side. Otherwise, it could be that your QGIS installation was not properly done. |
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And this comment OSGeo/gdal#3149 (comment) might be useful @biglimp |
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@sunt05 I changed import osr (and import ogr) to from osgeo import osr (ogr) and now get the following error message: |
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It looks your QGIS installation is broken. Maybe reinstall QGIS and try again. |
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I'll try. |
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@helenwillems yes, we'll do once this error is better understood. |
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@biglimp it seems I can use both And based on the GDAL API page, the API has long been flavoured as so I think at least we should try to use |
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In 3.18 as well (both can be used). Lets change to |
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Error also occurs using Ubuntu 20.04 and QGIS v3.18. UMEP installed/loaded when I commented out in UMEP.py: from .UMEPDownloader.umep_downloader import UMEP_Data_Download |
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Try now with new version 3.16.1 (development release). https://umep-docs.readthedocs.io/en/latest/Getting_Started.html#installing-development-release-could-be-unstable |
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UMEP 3.16.1 opened OK in QGIS 3.18 But "SUEWS Prepare" did not work: AttributeError: module 'time' has no attribute 'clock' 2021-03-05T16:42:14 WARNING Traceback (most recent call last): |
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import time Does this mean something? Deprecated Function: time.clock() |
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Now works by adding this to book.py: try: and replacing time.clock() with perf_counter as attached, book.py that I used |
@biglimp: really sorry for my stupid questions.., but I am not even successful downloading UMEP from a zip file. and then: I don't know what it means: The main branch at the moment is SuPy-QGIS3. Probably something where I should locate the zip (or the usual folder)?! can you please give me a hint (or two..)? |
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No worries. We should make the instructions more clear on our webpage.
Let me know if you have any issues. |
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@biglimp: thx for your patient.. When I choose download as zip-file, it gives me no zip file, but a usual folder called "UMEP-SuPy-QGIS3" with subfolders etc. and then when I try to install the UMEP plugin in QGIS from a ZIP, I can't choose this folder "UMEP-SuPy-QGIS3" (prob bc its no zip file?!). I also tried to make a zip from the "UMEP-SuPy-QGIS3" folder on my own, but when I choose that zip-file in QGIS, it gives me the error: "Die ZIP-Datei ist keine gültige QGIS-Pythonerweiterung. Kein Wurzelverzeichnis wurde darin gefunden." like - this zip file is no valid QGIS-python-add-on. No root directory found.. |
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Just to confirm, You are clicking on the Download Zip shown in the screendump below? If yes, I cannot really replicate this. I am getting a zip file which works in QGIS Plugin Manager. I attach my zip-file for you to use.
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Yes. Was just the same with your zip-file.. Now I got the problem. It was the automatic unzip function in safari browser that didn't give me the zip-file... Now it works. |
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I am also a mac user, new to QGIS and UMEP. I am having a similar issue with the UMEP plug-in install. I've tried re-installing QGIS (v 3.16.4-Hannover) and then installing the UMEP plug-in from the zip file on github. Still not working. Here's the error: |
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@cdbell01 might be useful if you don't have XQuartz installed: |
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@sunt05 Thank you for the response. When I install it from the .zip file, I do not get a specific error message, just a notification that it failed. Did installing from the .zip solve @helenwillems issue? I've tried uninstalling/reinstalling QGIS a few times. |
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@cdbell01 For me it works now. But I first did a system upgrade to MacOS Big Sur, then completely deinstalled and reinstalled QGIS 3.16.4 Hannover and then load the UMEP from the .zip file. |
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Yes! Got the UMEP plug-in to work after uninstall/reinstall of QGIS and loading the plug in from the .zip file posted to this thread. Not sure what was different about my 5th uninstall/re-install of QGIS 3.16.4 - but happy it's working. Thanks so much everybody - you have an amazing community here. |
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glad to see the issue has been resolved. However, here I just want to clarify several points:
Apparently, installing XQuartz did help as the issue here is actually a new one and not related to the one originally reported.
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@cdbell01 please consider closing this issue if things are working now. thanks! |
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@sunt05 I think it is @helenwillems issue to close. Thanks again. |
Specs.: macOS Catalina Version 10.15.3, MacBook Pro (16-inch, 2019)
Anyone an idea what it is about the osr module?
Thx for any suggestions..
cheers Helen
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