Failure to build daf_butler

timj · September 7, 2022, 4:51am

I think you need to be using the 4.1.0 rubin-env that pins the galsim version – they changed the API.

plah · September 7, 2022, 5:36am

How do I go about doing that?

timj · September 8, 2022, 4:43am

Run newinstall.sh with the version that exists on main in the repo https://github.com/lsst/lsst repo.

plah · September 8, 2022, 6:59am

Hello Tim,

I tried using the different newinstall.sh. It set some environmental variables that the code complained about. However it still exited the installation at the same place with the same errors. Do you have anything else I can try?

timj · September 8, 2022, 3:43pm

What version of rubin-env do you have?

github.com

lsst/lsst/blob/main/scripts/newinstall.sh#L21

      
        
            
            
set -Eeo pipefail
            
            
LSST_EUPS_PKGROOT_BASE_URL=${LSST_EUPS_PKGROOT_BASE_URL:-https://eups.lsst.codes/stack}
            LSST_EUPS_USE_TARBALLS=${LSST_EUPS_USE_TARBALLS:-false}
            LSST_EUPS_USE_EUPSPKG=${LSST_EUPS_USE_EUPSPKG:-true}
            
            
LSST_MINICONDA_VERSION=${LSST_MINICONDA_VERSION:-py38_4.9.2}
            # this git ref controls which set of conda packages are used to initialize the
            # the default conda env defined in scipipe_conda_env git package (RFC-553).
            LSST_SPLENV_REF=${LSST_SPLENV_REF:-${LSST_LSSTSW_REF:-4.1.0}}
            LSST_MINICONDA_BASE_URL=${LSST_MINICONDA_BASE_URL:-https://repo.continuum.io/miniconda}
            LSST_CONDA_CHANNELS=${LSST_CONDA_CHANNELS:-"conda-forge"}
            LSST_CONDA_ENV_NAME=${LSST_CONDA_ENV_NAME:-lsst-scipipe-${LSST_SPLENV_REF}}
            LSST_USE_CONDA_SYSTEM=${LSST_USE_CONDA_SYSTEM:-true}
            
            
# these optional env vars may be used by functions but should be considered
            # unstable and for internal testing only.
            #
            # LSST_OS_FAMILY
            # LSST_OS_RELEASE

uses 4.1.0 and that’s what we use for all our builds at the moment. Did you start from a fresh shell (otherwise you might be picking up an environment variable override)?

plah · September 9, 2022, 2:31am

Hello Tim,

From the newinstall.sh I believe rubin-env = 4.1.0.
I started the installation in a a fresh shell and finally it completed the installation. I ran the demo and it also worked. Thanks for your help in getting to this stage.