Alister Maguire

@eschnett which variables are you trying to plot? You can open your directory as a database by launching visit from the command line: `/path/to/VisIt -o /path/to/brill-lindquist-write.it00000000.bp` We should really allow...

I think this might have to do with interactive vs non interactive environments. Adding some of the missing environment variables from an interactive session gets me further. It still fails...

I'm pretty sure that second error was actually my fault. I've gotten a bit distracted and haven't had a chance to look at this again, but I'll post more info...

Thanks! I appreciate it!

I'm also encountering this issue. Any idea on an ETA for a fix?

> @aowen87 Have you tried the solution above (downgrading to 0.21)? Downgrading works, but I have some package dependencies that want a more recent version. It's not a big deal...

Sounds good. Thanks!

Originally, we were planning on using the array_decompose expression to allow users to set integration points. Unfortunately, this doesn't really work out for reasons outlined here: https://github.com/visit-dav/visit/issues/3370#issuecomment-497010889 Some other potential...

Yeah, something like that could work. It seems a bit strange, though, because the variable in `` would have nothing to do with setting the integration points.

> I am not sure I get that. I mean, refering to [the comment you ref](https://github.com/visit-dav/visit/issues/3370#issuecomment-497010889) above, in the example of a shared variable, it would be `Primal/shared/bar` and then...