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'IntervalTree' object has no attribute 'merge_neighbors' #107
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You have probably installed it wrong and used the released version rather than the current git master. |
See install log. |
It's still possible that you run the script in a wrong environment and use an older package which is installed elsewhere.
I don't think this is a bug in intervaltree. |
The install log shows that this is installed via the git distribution. I am installing into a clean virtual environment. |
The second output in your test run is not what I expect for overlapping intervals, but this is getting a bit afield from my question, in any case. |
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Could we get a new release that includes merge_neighbors? |
Are there any plans to release a new version that includes |
great library! Very much need |
Edit: Oops, I misread this thread. |
I would benefit from merge_neighbors being released as well |
I am attempting to call
merge_neighbors()
on anIntervalTree
instance, but I am running into the following error:Here is the minimal reproducible example script
test.py
:It looks like
merged_neighbors
is in the version I am using (v3.1.0):intervaltree/intervaltree/intervaltree.py
Lines 770 to 776 in 328d6db
Here is my install log:
Am I not using
merge_neighbors
correctly, or is there some other issue? Thanks!The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: