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Tartarin Pascal
PaTartarin

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Errors while importing packages

Hello, How can I solve the following issue? Mai012025.png
Thanks! Have a nice day.
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Antoine Chauvin

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Posted by antoine •

Hello @PaTartarin!
Do you confirm you are trying to run the notebook inside Visual Studio Code?
If so, I can confirm it's running fine for me by:
  1. At the root of the submission, I run the command aqora clean,
  2. Then run aqora install,
  3. Then run aqora lab,
  4. Then, in Visual Studio Code, I run the command Python: Select Interpreter,
  5. Then, I select ./.venv/bin/python3.
From there I am able to run the notebook from top to bottom without issue.
Let me know if this was helpful to you, or if you need further assistance!
Tartarin Pascal

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Posted by PaTartarin •

Hello @antoine! Thanks for your help! It works perfectly! Have a nice day.
Geoffroy Berthelot

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Posted by Geoffroy_Berthelot •

Not sure to understand your issue, as build_graph and get_flow are Matlab files (not Python files).
Tartarin Pascal

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Posted by PaTartarin •

So, what shall I do!
Tartarin Pascal

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Posted by PaTartarin •

Thanks. I get this message when running solution.ipynb provided by Aqora.
Geoffroy Berthelot

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Posted by Geoffroy_Berthelot •

Not sure to understand the issue with the "solution.ipynb" file, as I don't speak Python fluently. From my little understanding of the error displayed, the issue rely in the init function/file code. According to the following links: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/9252543/what-can-i-do-about-importerror-cannot-import-name-x-or-attributeerror https://rollbar.com/blog/python-importerror-cannot-import-name/# It seems that it is an issue with a circular dependency, or with the folder of the file.
Tartarin Pascal

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Posted by PaTartarin •

Thanks Geoffroy! Could someone from Aqora have a look and revert accordingly? Thanks in advance.

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