Timothy Morton

@Limona2000 does the conda install work for you

I'm sorry you're having this issue; I don't recall seeing this. Are you able to run any basic multinest tests on your machine? Seems like the issue might be on...

Thanks for sharing this. That does make sense-- I don't remember the exact memory requirements, but I do remember having problems in containers with only 2Gb of RAM, I think....

Thanks for this note, and I apologize for the oversight! I will add such encouragement! I very much appreciate your open-source contributions.

Rather than changing the source code (which will work for you, but isn't an ideal solution), you can also define an `ISOCHRONES` environment variable; e.g. ``` export ISOCHRONES=/path/to/dir/with/more/space/.isochrones ```

I haven't tested on windows; you're a guinea pig! One thing may be a different nosetests behavior (i.e., it is not finding the package). You can try to clone the...

Can either of you try `pytest -v` instead of `nosetests`, to get a better idea of where this failure is happening? @cecul is also starting to help me look into...

See if running the `mist_initialize.py` script (installed with the package) works for you to set up the files right for you from scratch.

Can you add a test that uses one of these new bandpasses? Sorry for taking so long to get to this!

Yes, you are correct-- please feel free to make the fix yourself and submit a PR! Another quick-fix solution would be just to set `alpha=-1.00001`...