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ValueError: mutable default <class 'numpy.ndarray'> for field offset is not allowed: use default_factory #153
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I have the same issue. I would have loved to try this program that looks like exactly what I need, but this issue prevents me to do so. It looks like it has been fixed in the pending merge request, will it be released soon? |
I've merged the request by @phillies. Please, reopen the issue if the problem still persists. |
I've just pulled the latest changes from the git repo which includes the fix and the issue is persisting with what looks to be the same back trace.
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Hi, @CoderThomasB, thank you for the quick feedback! There may have been a problem with the update because I haven't updated the minor version. I'll fix it. If the problem persists after that, could you please specify the command you are using so that I can try to reproduce it? |
@enzet Oops, I thought I was running the new version's main.py file from the git repo, but on a closer look it's actually just importing other stuff from the old pip version. Fetching and installing the new version, using Thanks for responding to my message quickly and merging the patch. I'm having a fun time playing around with your amazing map renderer, now that it's working! |
@CoderThomasB I believe version bumping was needed for Thank you, hope the project is useful for you! |
I'm new to this project and I have just installed it using pip, but when I try to run the
map-machine
command both with and without options it crashes with this python error:The expected behaviour is of course that it doesn't crash.
I'm using python 3.11 which is much higher than 3.9 which is the suggested version but when I run it with 3.9 it says that
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'map_machine'
I'm also using the fedora distribution of Linux.
If there is anything else that I have left out of this bug report, then I would be happy to add it in a comment.
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