Ranjan Anantharaman

I just ran tests on an M2 MacBook Pro with 16 GB RAM using Rosetta and tests passed for me. I am not sure why the OS is killing your...

You already have Rosetta - that's how you were able to run the tests using Julia 1.7

Yes, could you cd into your Circuitscape directory and run tests directly? So, open Julia, run: ```Julia using Circuitscape normpath(joinpath(Base.pathof(Circuitscape), "..", "..", "test")) |> cd include("runtests.jl") ``` and see what...

okay, at least you didn't get the kill. One last thing. Can you run `using Pkg; Pkg.update()` and then run the tests again? I notice you're on a slightly older...

I see, thanks for pointing this out. Could you test this with the master branch of Circuitscape too? It might be fixed there. Best, Ranjan Anantharaman On Mon, Oct 21,...

@MarioInTaipei I am able to reproduce this error, I'll come up with a fix soon. I see that you're using network mode? Could I ask you about your application and...

@MarioInTaipei I am currently in the process of finishing up my semester (and all the associated exams), and I will be able to work on this a little before Christmas...

@MarioInTaipei I have been working on a fix, and got the following outputs. Could you verify that these outputs look right and match Circuitscape 4? if so, I'll push this...

@slamander the include pairs file is missing from your link (CMR_CAF.txt). Could you please add that to your Google Drive link?

Alright, no problem. Would you like to reopen this issue if you encounter it again?