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TypeError: split() error #110
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Hi, I am having the similar issue running the checkm2 testrun. I followed the "Run without installing" instructions. I get the following error: Any help to resolve this would be great! |
I got it to work by changing these lines in
to:
and then running it locally: |
Hi, Thanks for looking into this. After making this change I get the following error message:
I tried editing the script to include just "float" and "np.float64", but both of these then lead to this error:
I fear I'm going down a but of a rabbit hole if I continue trying to fix myself, but maybe you can find a better solution which can be implemented? Cheers! |
Hi, I think you need a newer Numpy version, despite what the documentation says. This program was a huge pain to install given all the conflicting dependencies and I tried every combination of installation instructions without success. Ultimately, this is what worked for me:
Then change the
Change the following lines in
to:
Then run checkm2 from the local installation:
That's what worked for me. Also, running |
Thanks for your help. I agree it is a dependancy nightmare, but I don't envy the developers for the maintenance they have to do! Unfortunately, I'm still getting errors with your installation method. Are you able to attach a YML file of your conda environment so I can try installing that with all the specific package versions you have? Cheers |
Sorry to hear that. Sure, here it is:
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Hi,
I'm running CheckM2 with the following command:
However, I'm getting the error:
I installed CheckM2 using pip. Here's my environment:
Thanks for your help.
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