OliverLyon

> Hi @OliverLyon, can you paste the script you used? Hi @romainsacchi, the script is pasted below: from bw2data import databases print(databases) from bw2data import Database import bw2data as bw...

cx > @OliverLyon can you check that you have a flow called: > > `Nickel, ion` with the compartment `water, ground` in your `biosphere` database in the project to which...

> @OliverLyon, has your `brightway` project been created using an old `activity-browser` version? In `activity-browser

> Hi [@OliverLyon](https://github.com/OliverLyon), how was your `biosphere` database created? > > The recommended way is to use `bw2io.ecoinvent.import_ecoinvent_release` https://docs.brightway.dev/en/latest/_modules/bw2io/ecoinvent.html#import_ecoinvent_release > > ``` > bw2io.ecoinvent.import_ecoinvent_release( > "3.7", > "cut-off", > "ecoinvent_username",...

> Hi [@OliverLyon](https://github.com/OliverLyon), > > your code does not create a biosphere database. Your code creates an instance of a class of `premise`. > > You need to create a...

I am using version 2.1.9 importing a ecospold file. The error appears in when I run the code in jupyter notebook. The outputs such as ('Vanadium V', ('water', 'ground-, long-term'),...

I tried to create a new environment and run the same code. The error and the output of " not found in biosphere dictionary": remains. Could it be the result...

> But I doubt this is related to that other issue you mention: > > > IntegrityError Traceback (most recent call last) > > File [~.conda\envs\activity-browser\Lib\site-packages\peewee.py:3322](http://localhost:8888/lab/tree/Desktop/Jupyter-notebook/~/.conda/envs/activity-browser/Lib/site-packages/peewee.py#line=3321), in Database.execute_sql(self, sql, params,...

Hi @romainsacchi, Sorry about the confusion of activity-browser. I am not using the activity browser in this case. "acrtivity-browser" is just the name of the environment I created since I...

> Can you maybe run: > > ``` > from premise import * > clear_inventory_cache() > ``` > > and try the script again? Thank you for the reply. I...