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TemplateNotFound #307
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A ok I fugured it out. One has to:
Then it works just fine. Potentially, this could be added to the readme.md. Or the ui.CLI could be independent of the directory it is called. Thanks again for the amazing tool. |
Hi @koellerMC, Thanks for reporting this issue. This is indeed a bug; the user's current directory should not affect HistoQC's behavior. I've reproduced the problematic behavior on my side and am working on a fix. Will get back to you soon. |
Update: This bug was fixed in commit 6f0bacd Thanks again for reporting the issue. Please let me know if you have any further issues |
Hi @jacksonjacobs1 KR |
Dear HistoQC Team,

I just pulled the latest docker image and let histoQC run on a file, without errors.
However, when starting the UI I get the following error:
The CMD output is:
If I understand correctly there seems to be some problem with the 'Index.html' of the flask app?
Do you have an idea how i can resolve this?
Thank you in advance!
Best
MK
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