New ps version

[Gal-Tzvik]

I am trying to reinstall porespy so it includes the newer functions available for drainage and invasion percolation but for some reason deleting and reinstalling is not working for me. Is there a correct way for installing the newer version to include these?

Thanks

[vasudevanv]

Which python package manager do you use?

[Gal-Tzvik]

I tried installing using pip and anaconda. The new drainage function in adittion to the new simulations arent available for some reason.

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[vasudevanv]

There are two options you have. For conda, the conda-forge pipelines need to be updated which typically takes some time (days-weeks). The other option is you can clone the repository, switch to the dev branch, activate your environment, run pip install -e --no-build-isolation. This will setup an editable installation of porespy, and whichever branch is checked out on the clone is what you will see in your environment. Let me know if that works.

[jgostick]

Hi @Gal-Tzvik. Thanks for input @vasudevanv. I just wanted to chime in that we are working on V3 and expect to finalize it this winter. The main roadblock is all the new drainage/imbibition/invasion algorithms, which I want to 'unify' better. Until this is released you can do as @vasudevanv says and download the repo and install it.

I want to add that I highly recommend using uv for this, which is a new tool that works great. After you've download the porespy repo and installed uv, you navigate to the directory with the porespy files, then do uv venv to create a new virtual environment, then do uv sync to install all of the packages that we have in the pyproject.toml file, then do uv pip instal -e to install porespy as @vasudevanv suggested. It seems that conda is no longer the favored way to install things so we might phase that out. (I'm writing this from memory, so hopefully I didn't skip any steps).

[Gal-Tzvik]

Awesome, thanks for the info!

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On Thu, Feb 13, 2025, 4:58 PM jgostick ***@***.***> wrote: Hi @Gal-Tzvik <https://github.com/Gal-Tzvik>. Thanks for input @vasudevanv <https://github.com/vasudevanv>. I just wanted to chime in that we are working on V3 and expect to finalize it this winter. The main roadblock is all the new drainage/imbibition/invasion algorithms, which I want to 'unify' better. Until this is released you can do as @vasudevanv <https://github.com/vasudevanv> says and download the repo and install it. I want to add that I highly recommend using uv for this, which is a new tool that works great. After you've download the porespy repo and installed uv, you navigate to the directory with the porespy files, then do uv venv to create a new virtual environment, then do uv sync to install all of the packages that we have in the pyproject.toml file, then do uv pip instal -e to install porespy as @vasudevanv <https://github.com/vasudevanv> suggested. It seems that conda is no longer the favored way to install things so we might phase that out. (I'm writing this from memory, so hopefully I didn't skip any steps). — Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#1031 (reply in thread)>, or unsubscribe <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/BHND5RMKOBXLO3WO4MQLPNT2PSXH3AVCNFSM6AAAAABW7YSW3OVHI2DSMVQWIX3LMV43URDJONRXK43TNFXW4Q3PNVWWK3TUHMYTEMJYHEYDMNQ> . You are receiving this because you were mentioned.Message ID: ***@***.***>