Homemade plugin not found by daq_viewer #510
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What is saying the log file? |
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Sorry I forgot to mention the log file doesn't say anything about looking in the pymodaq_plugins_tango library... True enough, no information is information indeed ;) |
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Without more info le will be difficult to help. Could you share your GitHub
repo?
Le ven. 17 janv. 2025, 14:24, aline-vernier ***@***.***> a
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… Sorry I forgot to mention the log file doesn't say anything about looking
in the pymodaq_plugins_tango library... True enough, no information is
information indeed ;)
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I could not find the cause of this very particular issue, but a fresh install fixed the problem. Choose your battles wisely ;) |
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Hello !
My home-grown plugin is now working with pip (full install in a fresh environment), but I can't seem to be able to make it work using install -e . in my dev. environment from the folder where I'm developing it. The python .egg.link appears in the site-packages folder, but the plugin is not seen by daq_viewer. I could of course make a fresh install and redevelop from there, but I'd like to understand why it's not working right now.
I hope my question is clear enough...
Best wishes !
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