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Hi fenriques, this is a known issue that should have been fixed in the latest release. What version are you running? The latest is 1.2.0. You can check your version by running this in bash (in your installation directory)
cat package.json|grep \"version\":
The bottom line issue is that you're most likely using an old version of the astropy package (and possibly astrometry-api-lite as well). The installer should automatically detect the astropy version for you and install a newer version for you (2.0.6) if it detects that you have an older version.
You can manually check which version you have installed by running
pip --disable-pip-version-check show astropy|grep ^Version
in bash. If it's 1.x, you'll need to upgrade it. To do this, uninstall the old version,
sudo pip --disable-pip-version-check uninstall astropy
and install the new one
sudo pip --disable-pip-version-check install astropy==2.0.6
This should do the trick. Also if you're not running the latest version of astrometry-api-lite, I strongly recommend upgrading it.
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hi Jusas,
should be all up to date, did the installation just yestarday:
cat package.json|grep "version": -> "version": "1.2.0"
pip --disable-pip-version-check show astropy|grep ^Version -> Version: 3.0.3
ferrante
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I think the issue is that Astropy 3.0.3 requires Python 3, while astrometry.net uses Python 2.7 - so underneath, the packages your solver is using is actually the packages it can use with Python 2.7, and that version is likely outdated.
Try running pip2 --disable-pip-version-check show astropy|grep ^Version
and let me know if it outputs a different version - I don't know much about Python but I think pip2 is explicitly for Python 2 packages.
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you are right. pip2 --disable-pip-version-check show astropy|grep ^Version
Outputs:
Version: 1.1.1
So I updated astropy for Python 2.7 only: sudo pip2 --disable-pip-version-check install astropy==2.0.6
as the client I'm using (MountWizzard3) is not compatible with 2.0.6 and requires astropy v 3.0.3
Problem solved!
I would put it in the installation notes somewhere.
Thanks
Ferrante
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Yeah, this was oversight on my part. I should update the installer to explicitly invoke pip2 when checking and installing Python packages. Nice to know!
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