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Unable to download imagery #278
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Hi @HornerL thank you for reporting your issue. We found the cause of this bug and we are working on getting it fixed. |
Hi @HornerL I just wanted to let you know this bug was fixed in coastseg 1.2.15, but I would recommend you install 1.2.16 since that contains some additional bug fixes. After you update your coastseg installation please run the commands below to verify the update worked and that the In your coastseg environment can you run the commands below so we can verify you have the correct coastseg version installed
These commands should return:
I just released coastseg 1.2.16 so the conda package may not be released yet depending on when you see this. If its not out just wait and I'll release it before Monday. |
Thank you Sharon. Has the conda package been released yet? I ran "conda
update coastseg " and "conda list coastseg " and it's showing version
1.2.14.
…On Fri, Oct 25, 2024 at 5:13 PM Sharon Fitzpatrick ***@***.***> wrote:
Hi @HornerL <https://github.com/HornerL> I just wanted to let you know
this bug was fixed in coastseg 1.2.15, but I would recommend you install
1.2.16 since that contains some additional bug fixes.
After you update your coastseg installation please run the commands below
to verify the update worked and that the coastsat-package code that was
causing the issue has been updated to version
In your coastseg environment can you run the commands below so we can
verify you have the correct coastseg version installed 0.1.74:
conda list coastseg
conda list conda list coastsat-package
These commands should return:
(coastseg) C:\development\coastseg_user_copy\CoastSeg>conda list coastseg
# packages in environment at C:\Users\sf230\anaconda3\envs\coastseg:
#
# Name Version Build Channel
coastseg 1.2.16 pypi_0 pypi
(coastseg) C:\development\coastseg_user_copy\CoastSeg>conda list coastsat-package
# packages in environment at C:\Users\sf230\anaconda3\envs\coastseg:
#
# Name Version Build Channel
coastsat-package 0.1.74 pypi_0 pypi
I just released coastseg 1.2.16 so the conda package may not be released
yet depending on when you see this. If its not out just wait and I'll
release it before Monday.
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Everything seems to be working properly now. Thanks again
…On Mon, Oct 28, 2024 at 3:37 PM Liam Horner ***@***.***> wrote:
Thank you Sharon. Has the conda package been released yet? I ran "conda
update coastseg " and "conda list coastseg " and it's showing version
1.2.14.
On Fri, Oct 25, 2024 at 5:13 PM Sharon Fitzpatrick <
***@***.***> wrote:
> Hi @HornerL <https://github.com/HornerL> I just wanted to let you know
> this bug was fixed in coastseg 1.2.15, but I would recommend you install
> 1.2.16 since that contains some additional bug fixes.
>
> After you update your coastseg installation please run the commands below
> to verify the update worked and that the coastsat-package code that was
> causing the issue has been updated to version
>
> In your coastseg environment can you run the commands below so we can
> verify you have the correct coastseg version installed 0.1.74:
>
> conda list coastseg
>
> conda list conda list coastsat-package
>
> These commands should return:
>
> (coastseg) C:\development\coastseg_user_copy\CoastSeg>conda list coastseg
> # packages in environment at C:\Users\sf230\anaconda3\envs\coastseg:
> #
> # Name Version Build Channel
> coastseg 1.2.16 pypi_0 pypi
>
> (coastseg) C:\development\coastseg_user_copy\CoastSeg>conda list coastsat-package
> # packages in environment at C:\Users\sf230\anaconda3\envs\coastseg:
> #
> # Name Version Build Channel
> coastsat-package 0.1.74 pypi_0 pypi
>
> I just released coastseg 1.2.16 so the conda package may not be released
> yet depending on when you see this. If its not out just wait and I'll
> release it before Monday.
>
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Hi @HornerL , Glad that everything is working now. 👍 |
Please let me know if I should submit this issue as a Question rather than a Bug Report:
Describe the bug
When using "SDS_coastsat_classifier.ipynb", the following issues:
First: I am unable to download imagery. When I "preview imagery" it shows that imagery is available for my timeframe and ROI, but when I select "Download Imagery" there are no image files in the data folder and the download report says "failed w/ error: ValueError".
Second: When I try to "Load Feature from File" there is no file dialog window for me to select a file.
ALL software version info
Desktop (please complete the following information):
(this library, plus any other relevant software, e.g. bokeh, python, notebook, OS, browser, etc)
Additional context
See attached zipped folder with log, download report, ROI, etc. I experienced the same issues regardless of where my ROI was located including the "Case Study 1" area in Santa Cruz.
Coastseg_Issue_stuff.zip
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