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Python version conflict

2017-06-21
2017-06-21
  • Charles Bridges

    Charles Bridges - 2017-06-21

    Hello,
    I've taken Wences' advice to use the python wrapper to run the sample dataset instead of using the step-by-step script. I've run into the issue that Metassembler v1.5 requires python3, but the metassemble.py wrapper seems to be written using python2 syntax. I cannot load both python2 and python3 on my HPC cluster. Am I missing something? How do users reconcile this? Thank you!

    Charles

     
    • Alejandro Hernandez Wences

      Hi,

      All the python scripts in the package work on python 2, the package does
      not requires python3. Try using python2 and let me know if you find any
      troubles.

      Wences

      On Wed, Jun 21, 2017 at 11:03 AM, Charles Bridges cmb12@users.sf.net
      wrote:

      Hello,
      I've taken Wences' advice to use the python wrapper to run the sample
      dataset instead of using the step-by-step script. I've run into the issue
      that Metassembler v1.5 requires python3, but the metassemble.py wrapper
      seems to be written using python2 syntax. I cannot load both python2 and
      python3 on my HPC cluster. Am I missing something? How do users reconcile
      this? Thank you!

      Charles

      Python version conflict
      https://sourceforge.net/p/metassembler/discussion/general/thread/f6e860bd/?limit=25#6c1a


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  • Charles Bridges

    Charles Bridges - 2017-06-23

    After consultation with my HPC support staff I have gotten metassemble wrapper to run using python2. Still working out the kinks, will let you know how it goes. Thanks!

     

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