Handling postprocess.py post #275

[salimfurth]

PR #275 moved postprocess.py to the directory ogusa/scripts. But the internal logic of postprocess.create_diff relies on it being run in the same directory in which run_ogusa_serial.run_micro_macro defines BASELINE_DIR and REFORM_DIR.

postprocess.create_diff opens .pkl files from ./BASELINE_DIR and ./REFORM_DIR, and saves .csv files in its own default directory.

In the meantime, the script can be run in the iPython window on my system and it works. But this doesn't seem like the best permanent solution. Perhaps @PeterDSteinberg or @jdebacker have an elegant solution?

[jdebacker]

@salimfurth - in ogusa/tests/ogusa_serial_test.py, you need to replace the import of postprocess with

from ogusa.scripts import postprocess

[salimfurth]

@jdebacker - That's already in place. The issue isn't passing the Travis CI tests, it's running the actual script postprocess.py.

[jdebacker]

This issue has been fixed.

[salimfurth]

@jdebacker, how was this fixed?

[jdebacker]

@salimfurth I'm not having any issue running run_ogusa_serial.py and having the postprocess differences returned. Are you still having issue running from OG-USA:master?

[salimfurth]

@jdebacker, I can't check now, because I'm running the full version of a branch. But last time I used master I had to jerry-rig a solution in order to run postprocess.

[salimfurth]

@jdebacker, re-checking this in master, I can confirm that postprocess still does not work in my normal workflow. Maybe I'm doing my workflow all wrong, but if so can someone post step by step instructions of what I ought to be doing?

[jdebacker]

@PeterDSteinberg Have you had any issue with this on OG-USA?

[PeterDSteinberg]

I did have an issue @jdebacker . See #288 . Please run locally and confirm it's okay.

[salimfurth]

@PeterDSteinberg & @jdebacker, my issue is much simpler, as noted in OP. With postprocess banished to the scripts directory, it does not recognize ogusa as a package and cannot open the directories it wants to open.