No code to fix as such, although could clarify the instructions perhaps.
The instructions say to use the model that matches the commit but that appears to be inaccurate with regard to the model that goes with commit db7f3d3 as using server.py from that commit won't work with the model and you need to use it with the current server.py from master (as of now at least)
If you don't do this, you'll get the kind of problems seen here: #150 (comment)
I'm sure in time this will be superceded, but thought I'd record it here so people don't all run into the same problem.
No code to fix as such, although could clarify the instructions perhaps.
The instructions say to use the model that matches the commit but that appears to be inaccurate with regard to the model that goes with commit db7f3d3 as using server.py from that commit won't work with the model and you need to use it with the current server.py from master (as of now at least)
If you don't do this, you'll get the kind of problems seen here: #150 (comment)
I'm sure in time this will be superceded, but thought I'd record it here so people don't all run into the same problem.