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Tutorial 14 #6
Tutorial 14 #6
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Good news: It does run, both with a conda environment and a new python virtual environment. The latter only if nomad-simulations
is installed not in editable mode.
Comparing the outputs of run in the venv (non-editable installation of nomad-simulations
) and the conda environment (editable installation), I see the following differences:
< "name": "Ac",
---
> "name": "Ag",
79320c79320
< "Ac"
---
> "Ag"
79327c79327
< "name": "Ag",
---
> "name": "Ac",
79329c79329
< "Ag"
---
> "Ac"
Question: Where are the new energies supposed to be stored? I seem to be unable to find them in the output of nomad parse ...
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See archive.data.outputs[0].total_energy[0], I have a notebook with tests: |
@Bernadette-Mohr I pushed a few small changes to the branch, I don't think it really affects you, but you may want to pull them for consistency |
When running the second cell of the notebook (conda kernel), I run into the following error:
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seems maybe like a version thing again. can you try importing the TotalEnergy class directly? If not we will have to solve it Mon :( |
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I think everything is fine for now.
Added the interim solution (editing the `defaults.yaml`) to ensure that NOMAD uses the correct version of a parser.
This branch can now be installed with the proper nomad-simulations dependencies in the toml, and so only the explicit installation of the parser plugin (not nomad-simulations) needs to be done for this example. However, this means that to run the parser example, one MUST use the notebook rather than the nomad-lab interface (unless you link up the parser of course). |
This is a dummy PR to get some feedback, this will/should never be merged