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@amsbr could you please take a look at it :-)? |
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This is a pretty important plugin for my printer. Hopefully the author responds soon. |
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Glad I checked this out. Your method worked for me. Nothing core needing upgrading luckily so that made it pretty easy. Thanks for trying/doing/validating it! |
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G'Day @benjamin-salchow |
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Also if you want to chat further about it, feel free to join https://gitter.im/AlexVerricoChat/octoprint-stats |
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Hello Alex, sounds great. I'll create the pull request at the new repository in some minutes :-). |
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Sounds good. |
I upgraded to Python 3.7 and I could not run your plug-in.
I got the following error: "Plugin Printer Stats (2.0.2) is not compatible to Python 3.7.3 (compatibility string: >=2.7,<3)."
So I just added the plugin_pythoncompat information and run this plugin. I had a big issue with numpy under Raspbian even with a fresh installation:
I had to install a package for numpy to work correctly:
Without that package it won't work and run always into the numpy error.
Now it works like a charm with Python 3.7.3 and I had no issue with my OctoPrint setup.