'Could not find a good frame' error

[christinahedges]

When I run the examples from your readme I get the error

'ERROR: Could not find a good frame.'

I've rolled back the versions and it'll work only on version 1.0.0, which runs but throws up several warnings. Anything more recent just quits with the above error. I haven't tried with any other TPFs.

I'm using a mac, python 2.7.11 and just updated all my local packages to see if that would help. (Numpy 1.12.0, astropy 1.3.1)

[mirca]

hi @rawien, thanks for reporting. I will take a look at that soon.

[mirca]

Hi @rawien, I do see the same error in the 2.3.0 version, but it works with the dev version. Can you use the dev version for now? Thanks

[barentsen]

Oh dear, I am finding the same. I intend to push a new release to pip soon to resolve this.

[christinahedges]

Thanks for getting back to me, same error on my linux machine now too. I'll try the dev version.

Update: Dev version works, though if you run the example in the readme the contrast is very different and the date doesn't display, the frame number does. Still great to have it working! Thanks

[brandoncastillo]

I am having the same issue and was wondering if this was resolved or if I need to cycle back to the dev version. I'm using python3.5.2. Thank you

[barentsen]

@brandoncastillo Oops! I am unable to reproduce this problem, likely because I haven't pushed a release to pypi for a long while. I believe this issue was fixed on the master branch a few months ago.

I just published version 2.3.1 on pypi. Would you mind running

pip install k2flix --upgrade

and check if you still encounter the problem? Thanks++!

[brandoncastillo]

It looks like upgrading it did the trick thank you very much

[barentsen]

@brandoncastillo Many thanks for reporting the issue and trying out the new version. I appreciate it!