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Calculating Enso with Xarray may need further documentation or instruction to get it to work #445

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bressler95tops opened this issue Jan 8, 2024 · 3 comments
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bressler95tops commented Jan 8, 2024

Hello all, thank you for hosting this great project on GitHub. Today, I wanted to report an issue with your Enso with Xarray example: here.

It was brought to my attention by someone who was trying to use this example that they were getting this error in the import section:

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After some research, it would seem that this may be related to Python version 3.12 and onwards having deprecrated pkgutil.ImpImporter. Solutions seem to indicate a manual installation/upgrade of pip or use of Python 3.11 to fix the issue so maybe having some commentary in there to guide people towards getting it to work would be helpful.

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ktyle commented Jan 9, 2024

Hi @bressler95tops , thanks for posting this issue! Do you know if the user who experienced this error was running this notebook using our Project Pythia BinderHub? If so, this was resolved at the end of last week (see #441) ... please let us know if the user is still having problems.

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bressler95tops commented Jan 9, 2024

Thanks @ktyle this user was encountering this a few weeks back and I can see the issue you are referencing was a very short while ago, I neglected to notice it when I was searching for a similar issue maybe it was my search keywords! I can see a solution was implemented in the BinderHub and it seems this user is also running the example from BinderHub as indicated in the OS 101 MOOC they are following this from. After running the import cell myself, it does seem to work, I will check and see if they are still having an issue.

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bressler95tops commented Jan 10, 2024

It's safe to say that we can close this issue for now seeing how there is a solution already and having tested it on my end as well using the same method. If anything else comes up, I can open another issue or reopen, thanks for your help.

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