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Hello! I am a student in aerospace engineering, and I am attempting to use the MACH-Aero framework to conduct aerodynamic optimization. Unfortunately, upon execution of a simple test file to import pyHyp in the u22-gcc-ompi-latest image, I am running into an error. I am new to Docker (and Python, largely), so I apologize if this is not a bug, but rather a user error. Any help would be appreciated!
Steps to reproduce issue
Pull the u22-gcc-ompi-latest image using Docker and make a container.
Attach to the running container in VSCode.
In the mdolabuser folder, create and run a python script with the line "from pyhyp import pyHyp".
Current behavior
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hi, your vscode terminal seems to be to set to sh (indicated by the $ prompt), instead of bash. This means that none of the MDO Lab environment will be loaded.
To fix this, you can change the vscode terminal profile to bash (and set as default) in vscode terminal window, and that should give you a prompt that looks something like mdolabuser@2457b3b87661:~$. From there, you should, be able to run python directly, without the absolute path, and import any MDO Lab python package.
Description
Hello! I am a student in aerospace engineering, and I am attempting to use the MACH-Aero framework to conduct aerodynamic optimization. Unfortunately, upon execution of a simple test file to import pyHyp in the u22-gcc-ompi-latest image, I am running into an error. I am new to Docker (and Python, largely), so I apologize if this is not a bug, but rather a user error. Any help would be appreciated!
Steps to reproduce issue
Current behavior
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: