Documenting the context of the tutorial procedure

[PierreG-activeviam]

Description

In the atoti tutorial page, when executing the instruction "python -m atoti.copy_tutorial tutorial"
from the Anaconda Powershell Prompt, the Anaconda environment gets corrupted
The following error message is displayed on the Anaconda Prompt
RuntimeWarning: 'atoti.copy_tutorial' found in sys.modules after import of package 'atoti', but prior to execution of 'atoti.copy_tutorial'; this may result in unpredictable behaviour
And a prompt isn't then made available.

On the tutorial page https://docs.atoti.io/latest/getting_started/tutorial/tutorial.html
We should explicitly specify from which user interface, which path, and which environment the instructions are to be executed. Especially, it should be highlighted to run it from the Anaconda Prompt, and NOT the Anaconda Powershell Prompt

[CamilleBlanco]

Hi Pierre,

Could you please let us know which python and atoti versions you are using ? Is it the complete error message ?

[PierreG-activeviam]

Hi Camille,

I use the latest miniconda : Conda 4.12.0 Python 3.9.7 released February 15, 2022
and the latest atoti : atoti 0.6.6

I installed Miniconda for all users on my machine, as an administrator. Maybe it was expected to install is just for one user and in this case the powershell prompt isn't made available ?

Hope this helps
Pierre

[PierreG-activeviam]

PS: yes, that's the complete error message
RuntimeWarning: 'atoti.copy_tutorial' found in sys.modules after import of package 'atoti', but prior to execution of 'atoti.copy_tutorial'; this may result in unpredictable behaviour

Also note, (I doubt this would trigger such problems but for the record...) this was my second installation of the tutorial, ie overwriting a priorly installed tutorial.

[rcolle]

FYI I had the exact same issue when running on @Skyscimitar's cluster: