Hi all, super cool package.
I was unable to get things installed cleanly. When I run uv pip install pyrhe -something- was installed, but running python -c "import pyrhe" would throw an error. I confirmed that what gets installed is not a pyrhe module but only its -submodules-. That is core, util, etc.
A quick way to test this is to mv run_rhe.py to its own directory and try to run it. It should work since it references the global module pyrhe (and not the local module in the shared directory).
Hi all, super cool package.
I was unable to get things installed cleanly. When I run
uv pip install pyrhe-something- was installed, but runningpython -c "import pyrhe"would throw an error. I confirmed that what gets installed is not a pyrhe module but only its -submodules-. That iscore,util, etc.A quick way to test this is to mv
run_rhe.pyto its own directory and try to run it. It should work since it references the global modulepyrhe(and not the local module in the shared directory).