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Astrophysical Multipurpose Software Environment. This is the main repository for AMUSE

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**Describe the bug** When I made the new build system, I made it so that if you import a code that isn't available from `amuse.community.`, you get a nice error...

kind: bug
area: building/installing
area: framework

**Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.** A mix of conda-forge and non-conda-forge packages in the environment can cause weird and hard-to-debug errors, and it's easy to...

area: building/installing
kind: feature request

**Describe the bug** AMUSE (specifically amuse-framework) fails to build when building from a tarball and using GNU Make WARNING: Backward-incompatibility! Number signs (#) appearing inside a macro reference or function...

kind: bug
area: building/installing

**Describe the bug** At the end of running a code, the literature list will report: "AMUSE (unknown version)" in stead of showing the version in use (2025.9.0) **To Reproduce** Install...

kind: bug
area: building/installing
area: framework

**Describe the bug** When using amusifier in directory mode, it will generate a symlink to `../..` for each package. The name of that symlink should be `amuse_` but it appears...

kind: bug
area: framework

**Describe the bug** If you have the conda base env active, then ./setup thinks you have a good environment to install in. It should filter out base and consider that...

kind: bug
area: building/installing

**Describe the bug** When configure fails in lib/amuse_mpi, make still returns exit code 0.

kind: bug
area: building/installing

**Describe the bug** In the installation instructions, there's an instruction to install scipy and jupyter and co, which doesn't have the `-c conda-forge` bit, and so it fails on Anaconda...

kind: bug
area: building/installing
area: documentation

When running ./setup, openmp isn't detected when using a virtualenv and XCode Clang. We should figure out why and either improve the AX_OPENMP macro or write our own.

kind: bug
area: building/installing

**Describe the bug** When repeatedly initialising and stopping a community code in AMUSE (tested on `Huayno`, `Ph4` and `Hermite`), memory usage continues to grow over time. Resources don't seem to...

kind: bug
area: community_code
area: framework