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FileNotFoundError: No such file found: C:\SnapVolumesTemp\MountPoints\{{45c63495-0000-0000-0000-100000000000}}\{{4EB959A1-DAFA-48F1-96BB-E4B67D6DC4E4}}\SVROOT\git\hydromt_wflow\hydromt_wflow\data\wflow\N_river_mapping.csv
However, using single brackets does results in correct reading of the csv file. So the solution might need to be searched for in the HydroMT code
Desired behaviour
Path should be interpreted correctly.
Additional context
Might be related to this line in the code (pre-v1, I did not check if the issue still exist with v1)
I think because we use {} for keywords like variable, year, month. I think this may have been solved in the past but is not working anymore?
See the issue that was opened in hydromt-wflow for more details: Deltares/hydromt_wflow#298
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
In v0.10 it can be reproduces using the test code below and is fixed in 0e39435. We need to decide if and when we will release fixes to v0.10, but at least this way it can be installed from the v010 brach directly if users need it.
HydroMT version checks
Reproducible Example
Current behaviour
However, using single brackets does results in correct reading of the csv file. So the solution might need to be searched for in the HydroMT code
Desired behaviour
Path should be interpreted correctly.
Additional context
Might be related to this line in the code (pre-v1, I did not check if the issue still exist with v1)
hydromt/hydromt/data_adapter/data_adapter.py
Line 341 in a707d44
I think because we use {} for keywords like variable, year, month. I think this may have been solved in the past but is not working anymore?
See the issue that was opened in hydromt-wflow for more details: Deltares/hydromt_wflow#298
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: