shutil.SameFileError

[bycloudai]

Hi, I tried the command in the README file:

python main_train.py --gpu 0 --train_mode harmonization --train_stages 3 --min_size 120 --lrelu_alpha 0.3 --niter 1000 --batch_norm --input_name Images/Harmonization/scream.jpg

and it popped up an error:

Traceback (most recent call last): File "main_train.py", line 105, in <module> copyfile(py_file, osp.join(dir2save, py_file.split("/")[-1])) File "\Python\lib\shutil.py", line 104, in copyfile raise SameFileError("{!r} and {!r} are the same file".format(src, dst)) shutil.SameFileError: '\\ConSinGAN-master\\ConSinGAN-master\\evaluate_model.py' and '\\ConSinGAN-master\\ConSinGAN-master\\evaluate_model.py' are the same file

Please send help, thank you

[tohinz]

Hm, are you using Windows?
Can you add print(dir2save) before the line that causes the error and check the output (should be something like "ConSinGAN-master/TrainedModels/scream/...").

[bycloudai]

my dir2save is:
TrainedModels/scream/2020_04_07_22_20_08_harmonization_train_depth_3_lr_scale_0.1_BN_act_lrelu_0.3
and yep I am using windows.

[tohinz]

I guess it might have something to do with Windows using "\" instead of "/" (as Ubuntu does) in paths. Does it create the dir2save folder?
What are the paths for py_file and the osp.join() operation in line 105? Does it work if you replace "/" with "\" in py_file.split("/") line 105?
You'll likely have to replace all "/" with "\" in every operation that saves/loads files to/from the hard drive (also in training_harmonization_editing.py)

[bycloudai]

I've edited the line to:
line 106:
copyfile(py_file, osp.join(dir2save, py_file.split("\\"[-1]))

and this is the error:
File "main_train.py", line 106 copytree(osp.join(current_path, "ConSinGAN"), osp.join(dir2save, "ConSinGAN")) ^ SyntaxError: invalid syntax

It does create a folder in TrainedModels/scream but it only contains parameter

[tohinz]

Please try
copyfile(py_file, osp.join(dir2save, py_file.split("\\")[-1]))

[bycloudai]

I tried the

the error is still:
File "main_train.py", line 106 copytree(osp.join(current_path, "ConSinGAN"), osp.join(dir2save, "ConSinGAN")) ^ SyntaxError: invalid syntax

Nevermind, I missed a closing bracket, sorry.
Changing it to
copyfile(py_file, osp.join(dir2save, py_file.split("\\")[-1]))
does work, thank you.

[Lannister0910]

I also have the same problem .I use this way and it does work.thank you!