Prescription no longer functional? #665
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Thanks for the kind words. Glad you're finding Optiland useful. This is not a bug, but is due to PyPI lagging the This is the typical command to install directly from github: pip install "optiland[prescription] @ git+https://github.com/optiland/optiland.git"Nonetheless, I see a couple actions for the contributors. First, we should make a new release soon. It's been 3 months, which is quite a while. Second, we should make it more clear in the docs that they generally refer to the latest code in GitHub and not a specific release. Regards, |
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Hello Kramer, Thank you! I was able to re-install Optiland with a proper git clone and everything seems to be operational. I'm looking forward to getting more familiar with the environment. My long term applications for Optiland will involve modeling liquid lenses; We'll see how that turns out :D Thank you for all the hard work, I'm very glad to have found such a powerful tool. Cheers, |
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Hello All,
Just looking for a sanity check; I recently came across this tool (incredible, btw) and have been working through the tutorial. It seems that 0.6.0 no longer supports the use of the prescription module, is this correct? I don't actually need it at the moment but I can't get any of the prescription related things in the tutorial working. Any attempt to use it yields the error "No module named optiland.prescription"
When i attempt to install prescription directly, it states that the requirement is already satisfied, and I get a warning that "optiland 0.6.0 does not provide the extra 'prescription'"
I've attached a screenshot of the issue. My apologies if this has been raised previously and I missed it, I did not see anything in the raised issues or past discussions.
Thanks! I'm looking forward to using optiland extensively. I'm relatively new to Github and am wary of raising this as an issue before confirming that it's not just a problem that I'm having on my machine.
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