Hi David, regarding the python packages, good detective work on this, and I
think I've found the issue.
python-jose, etc. should have been installed during
pip install arches --upgrade
but I've found that just as we need to add --no-binary :all: to the normal
pip install command, it also needs
I may have found a solution to this myself. After searching for *jose* on
the Python package index, I found *python-jose* as an alternative which
seemed to have the missing *jws* name needed for an import.
I therefore ran
pip uninstall jose
pip install python-jose
and my python manage.py
Hi Arnau,
Given that the resource-instance datatype is pretty new, I dont think that the
code is part of the latest stable release. However, there is currently an open
ticket to support this capability here:
https://github.com/archesproject/arches/issues/2967
Hello,
My name is Ventsislav Pirinski and I am from the Bulgarian Academy of
Sciences.
We would like to integrate Arches in bulgarian museums and we are working
in close collaboration with some museums and heritage institutions. We want
to show the capabilities of Arches with a sample project.
I have a working Arches 4.0.1 installation in a Vagrant VM which I want to
upgrade to 4.1.0, to check the process in advance of upgrading our project
server.
Following the upgrade instructions in
https://github.com/archesproject/arches/blob/master/docs/releases/4.1.0.md,
I get an error at the
