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Error reproducing the Vizier Getting Started example #51
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Sorry about this - it is due to recent changes in the astropy master. Things have been in a state of flux with the upcoming 0.2 release, but once 0.2 is released, the core package will be a lot more stable. I'll see if there is a quick fix for this. |
Actually, I just noticed that this is an issue in Astropy itself. @banados - can you update to the latest Astropy master to see if this fixes this error? You can either install the latest and greatest, or if you prefer installing from tar files, you can install the 0.2b2 beta from: http://stsdas.stsci.edu/download/packages/index/astropy/index.html Let us know if this fixes things! |
Hi Tom, so I updated to
(is that the version you meant?) and now I get a different error:
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@banados - thanks for trying this! I'll look into it. |
@keflavich - the issue is this: |
Thanks @astrofrog, I'll try to get this fixed. |
@astrofrog, @banados - this issue has been fixed in master since 1/10/2013 (commit 387d9ea, pr #43). @banados, can you check that you have the latest git version? |
So now I am sure I have the latest git version:
When I do git log, the last change was on Date: Sun Feb 3 23:36:40 2013 -0800 Now, I get the same error I was getting at the beginning:
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@banados - there's something strange with your installation - |
ok... so it seems that the problem was that I checked that I had the latest git astropy version, but I didn't check the astroquery version. Even after deleting the directory that @astrofrog suggested and installing astropy again I was getting the same error... So I uninstalled astroquery, updated it to the last version and the error went away Then, the astroquery version that crashes is:
And the version that works without problems is
Thanks all for your help and sorry for not noticing this before! |
@banados - just to follow up on this - when you removed and reinstalled astropy, did you still get errors containing |
When I removed and reinstalled astropy after deleting /usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/astropy/io/vo, I was getting the other error associated with the table:
Actually I started from a clean one, I removed everything related with astropy and astroquery and installed them from scratch. And I confirm now that I have the correct directory instead:
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Hi, I get the following error
when trying to reproduce the example here
http://astroquery.readthedocs.org/en/latest/astroquery/vizier.html#functions
Is this a problem just on my machine, my installation? How can I make it work?
Thanks!
Here is the example that produces the error and the complete error:
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