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Attempting to drag a Python measure into a workflow will throw an exception if the Python bindings are not installed.
Instead of showing an error, the uncaught exception will prompt the user to restart the application or close it, appearing like a crash.
Measure should be seen with an arguments can't be computed error or something similar instead of an app crash.
Catch the error and display error instead of throwing exception.
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FWIW, I think the same thing happens in the OS SDK CLI.
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Partially addressed this by changing the default to install Python bindings in https://github.com/openstudiocoalition/OpenStudioApplication/pull/662/files
Related to #671
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Issue overview
Attempting to drag a Python measure into a workflow will throw an exception if the Python bindings are not installed.
Current Behavior
Instead of showing an error, the uncaught exception will prompt the user to restart the application or close it, appearing like a crash.
Expected Behavior
Measure should be seen with an arguments can't be computed error or something similar instead of an app crash.
Steps to Reproduce
Possible Solution
Catch the error and display error instead of throwing exception.
Environment
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