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Issue running the base example on Windows #226
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Thanks for reporting this, @EmilNichita ! We'll look into it. We should also look into running the test suite on Windows through the Github CICD. Most maintainers of Polaris work on Unix, so Windows is a bit of a blind spot. We also don't have integration tests setup yet for the client-hub communication, but now that #221 is merged this is something we should do as well. |
Hey @EmilNichita, it should be fixed with #228 . We also added Windows to our CICD and added an integration test with the Hub, so we'll spot this sooner next time. Thanks again for raising this! I'll release a new Polaris version soon! |
Just released |
Can confirm the |
Polaris version
0.9.1
Python Version
3.11
Operating System
Windows
Installation
Using pip into a conda env
Description
Running the first example in the docs, after successfully logging in, gives an error on a Windows 11 machine.
Steps to reproduce
Adding a print statement to the
path
variable, givespath=polaris\dataset\polaris\hello-world
. Windows/Unix path differences strike again :( .Quick fix suggestion for enabling Windows users: use proper handling of paths (built-in path library, one of the dozens local&cloud path handlers).
Looking forward to trying the library again once this is solved!
Additional output
No response
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