Timothy Morton

Sounds great! I'd certainly be happy to help contribute to re-implementing this, as I do like the idea. I'll keep an eye out for 2.0. I just started playing around...

There exists a `mist_initialize.py` script that will do this for only the `JHK` bands of the MIST grids; it would be easy enough to expand that list to the full...

What is the problem that you see? It's hard to help without seeing more details. If you are using the `conda` package manager, are you able to run `conda install...

See if you are able to install multinest via `conda install -c conda-forge pymultinest`.

I think this happens when starfit runs with the emcee sampler only, which means you probably haven't installed multinest. I'd recommend installing multinest and trying again.

Make sure you can `import pymultinest` from a python terminal-- the above looks like it's still not using pymultinest.

That test (`test_query`) is marked as skipped in the latest master branch. Make sure your local code is updated, but yes, that test is fine to skip.

These tables get created/stored by default in a `~/.isochrones` directory, or in `$ISOCHRONES` if that environment variable is defined. Try to delete that directory and run the tests again; let...

That one failure is fine. I believe it has been marked as skipped in the latest version on the master branch here. I think you are good to go!

If you have conda installed, see if this works for you: ``` conda install -c conda-forge pymultinest ```