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psc module not found when running make test #104

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meg-1 opened this issue Apr 8, 2023 · 2 comments
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psc module not found when running make test #104

meg-1 opened this issue Apr 8, 2023 · 2 comments

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@meg-1
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meg-1 commented Apr 8, 2023

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Hi! I have been following the requirements for committing examples to this repository. However i have ran into an issue. When i run: make test i get this issue [ *screenshot attatched ]:
psc_issue
however, as you can also observe on the screenshot, the pcs module is actually installed. The system can't seem to find the module psc.
i created a conda environment, and operated via these commands:

  1. conda create --name env
  2. conda install -n env python
  3. conda activate env
  4. make test
    what might the issue be here?? because when i run my project locally, everything seems to be okay, and working properly.
@pauleveritt
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Hi, as you're the only one that's made important contributions here, I'd like to catch you up on some discussion and get your opinion.

Clearly this PSC idea hasn't gone anywhere. Partly due to my inactivity, but also because the idea is likely flawed. I've come to realize the better course is to be contributors in the main repo, helping on those examples and linking to others.

How would you feel about you and I going that route?

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meg-1 commented Apr 12, 2023

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Hi! Thank you for letting me know!

I believe that your decicion is quite optimal. It may be hard to keep up with multiple repositories, at least based on the current moment. But considering the fact that the activity of the PyScript community might grow a lot in the future, it might be a good idea to not delete it, but just keep this repository as it is, and leave it for the time being.

As i understand, currently, if anyone wants to commit examples, they should do it in the main repository. Would that be correct to assume?

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