Ryan Kennedy

@cnimativ -- I believe the default config file should be generated automatically in your home directory the first time that you try to run qstrader -- I haven't touched much...

@stjordanis The error is nasty, but I think it might be because you're not passing in the configuration file ? i.e. "--config=\~qstrader.yml" -- or if that file exists and is...

Might be worth keeping this open @stjordanis because it should probably return a more helpful error than what you saw the first time :)

@MarcusKlik That seems a useful fix. We do occasionally get similar problems. A possibly related issue we're seeing with a ~30GB file written to network disk is _incorrect_ data. Most...

Hi @MarcusKlik Yes, this was showing up using default compression parameters. Like you say, I was also expecting the compression libraries to be doing hash checks on the data as...

I'd consider that to be the role of the underlying i/o libraries, not this package (ie not your bug!). We haven't seen any issues since writing direct to local disk,...

Hi @MarcusKlik Just a notification that we've now noticed this when writing a ~30gb file to local disk. This is the first time I've noticed it in 2 months, rather...

Agree that hash values would be an ideal balance of performance/safety for this scenario. Thanks again for the great work!

@Komnomnomnom Sorry to be a pain, is V0.5.0 nearly ready for a pip install? Over at https://github.com/mhallsmoore/qstrader/ we'd like to use swigibpy as the python interface to the IB API....

Thanks @Komnomnomnom, sounds fantastic. Know the feeling. Might include a manual installation or similar in `setup.py` on qstrader to get the tests working on travis-ci in the meantime.