(lsst-scipipe-0.4.3) @xiaohuixudeMacBook-Pro lsst_stack % eups distrib install -t sims lsst_sim
eups distrib: Product lsst_sim sims not found in any package repository
(lsst-scipipe-0.4.3) @xiaohuixudeMacBook-Pro lsst_stack % eups distrib install -t sims lsst_sim
eups distrib: Product lsst_sim sims not found in any package repository
You need lsst_sims
, not lsst_sim
. Also, -t sims
is insufficient, I believe (or at least very very old); -t sims_w_2021_11
should work. Finally, if the %
indicates you are using csh
or tcsh
, you may experience difficulties, as our scripts are generally only guaranteed to be available for sh
/bash
and zsh
(possibly ksh
).
I follow your advise, but take place new problems, I can’t access GitHub.com. in fact, when I install package that need access GitHub.com, I always failed. I search some ways to solve the problem, but them didn’t help me.
If you cannot access GitHub, you may have problems with Rubin/LSST software, especially doing things like retrieving test data. But you may be able to make a bit more progress by making sure you specify the -t
argument to newinstall.sh
, which should create loadLSST.bash
and loadLSST.zsh
scripts that add https://eups.lsst.codes/stack/osx/10.9/conda-system/miniconda3-py38_4.9.2-0.4.3
to the front of your EUPS_PKGROOT
environment variable. This should allow you to download binary packages from eups.lsst.codes
rather than source package from GitHub.
Quick note, I moved this topic to “Support” since it’s about use of the LSST Science Pipelines, but 100% no worries I know the division can be ambiguous.