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'strptime' error #407
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I'm sorry you are having those issues. I'm suspecting there might be a version issue but before that I would like to be sure that you are using uncompressed files, my guess is that you are downloading your data from Las Cumbres? If you are using uncompressed files ( This also applies for #406 Simón. |
Hi. Thanks for your quick response. I'm using the data from observations made in the ongoing cycle from SOAR using Goodman. Yes, the data are in FITS format. Below is the output from 'pip freeze' accessible-pygments==0.0.5 |
Hi, can you please help me with this? |
Hi, apologies for not working on this. I did run checks, however I did not find any obvious errors, I even double checked the unit tests. Now I'm exploring a new possible source. |
Hi @suman-phy I can not reproduce the error. Could you instead of pip freeze use Here is mine, in case you would like to try.
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Hi @simontorres, below is the list. The versions of the packages are much newer here, as I had recently updated the server. I think the errors are a result of some changes in the updated packages. Can you please update your installation and test? accessible-pygments==0.0.5 |
The problem seem to happen in astroplan, issue created astropy/astroplan#608 |
I'm getting this error while running redccd.
File "XXX/goodman_pipeline/core/core.py", line 2271, in name_master_flats
morning_twilight = datetime.datetime.strptime(morning_twilight,
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
TypeError: strptime() argument 1 must be str, not MaskedArray
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