Andreas Poehlmann

Super easy to do: ```console git:(master)>$ cat ~/.qupath/colormaps/divergent.tsv 0.9961 0.2000 0.3882 1.0000 1.0000 1.0000 0.0627 0.2196 0.3098 ```

Hi @HistoCleanQUB, This is currently not provided by a public interface. We could make this information easily available. Can I ask what's your specific use case? As of now, you...

A simple way to determine which version you a running is to execute: ``` paquo --qupath-version ``` in your commandline. (This of course doesn't let you differentiate in case you...

Glad I could help ❤️ In case you want to configure a specific version, you can set: ``` qupath_dir = "/path/to/your/Qupath" ``` in your `.paquo.toml` file. If `qupath_dir` is set,...

will do when https://github.com/python/mypy/issues/5205 happens

So with [per project startup.groovy](https://forum.image.sc/t/startup-groovy-per-project/41329) files _(ref: required qupath [startup.groovy](https://gist.github.com/ap--/a65c448112adb0a4dd706b74e02021e4))_, this could become a useful thing if we prepare projects for users.

🎉 I can generate synthetic images that fail identically compared to our test images 🥇 I am currently making them in a conda environement: ``` conda create -n bughunt -c...

This is my preferred method of handling this issue 😅

But so, these open fine under Windows and Linux QuPath and they crash the import process on MacOS QuPath. So I guess it's worth reporting this to qupath upstream, because...

Nice ❤️ ! Yeah I think this will be best addressed for now with a more prominent documentation warning, that this doesn't work. It was just something that a user...