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Execution of tutorial failed #323

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tnakazato opened this issue Nov 25, 2024 · 1 comment
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Execution of tutorial failed #323

tnakazato opened this issue Nov 25, 2024 · 1 comment

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@tnakazato
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Not related to MSv4 schema.

Execution of tutorial failed. It seems that there is a mismatch between xradio version (0.0.44) and tutorial version. When I clicked a link to tutorial, "latest" version of readthedoc page was displayed. It turned out that the notebook executes estimate_conversion_memory_and_cores but it doesn't exist in the version 0.0.44.

The link to the tutorial should point to the "stable" version of readthedoc page?

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Hi @tnakazato , this happened after clicking on the link to google colab? In that case, yes we have this inconsistency whereby changes that have been merged into main but have not yet been released/included in the latest pip-installable release can cause failures like this. So far the idea has been to really use the "latest" version available. And I think we don't really have a "stable" version, branch or link.
For the links to releases on github one can use "releases/latest" (which is the kind of thing I think we need to guarantee consistency with the "pip install --upgrade xradio") but for links to code branches I'm not sure if we have any similar simple alternative. We'd need something like the latest tag.

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