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PyCharm can find modules but execution returns ModuleNotFound error
I'm running RobotFramework scripts via a Python library I've developed. When the library is part of the project, it all works well. When I remove the library and install it via test.pypi, execution gives me ModuleNotFound errors.
I set up a RobotFramework project in PyCharm; built the library and successfully executed it. I then removed the library, loaded it to test.pypi then installed it from pypi. Confirmed CTRL-B displays the Library code. Tried execution via Terminal and also via a DOS prompt but execution fails. Checked Settings and PYTHONPATH and the site-packages directory is included.
Robot Script:
*** Settings ***
Library BridgeService ${CONFIG}
*** Variables ***
${CONFIG}
${Item}
*** Test Cases ***
Define Place Order Variables
${Item} = get value for variable Item
Python loader:
from taf_loader import TafLoader
TafLoader().load()
Command to start:
python try_loader.py --cfg csv_parameters.cfg
which eventually executes these lines:
run_parms = ['--name', 'Test run for row ' + str(row),
'--listener', 'tafprorf.services.listener_service.RobotListenerService',
'--variable', 'CONFIG:' + self.fn, '--timestampoutputs',
'--outputdir', results_directory]
run_cli(run_parms)
Runs successfully via PyCharm and from DOS prompt with the library as part of the project.
Returns Importing test library 'BridgeService' failed: ModuleNotFound error when run using pip installed library.
Why is it PyCharm can find the library but execution cannot?
python pycharm robotframework
edited Jan 2 at 8:52
Bence Kaulics
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asked Jan 1 at 23:47
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I'm running RobotFramework scripts via a Python library I've developed. When the library is part of the project, it all works well. When I remove the library and install it via test.pypi, execution gives me ModuleNotFound errors.
I set up a RobotFramework project in PyCharm; built the library and successfully executed it. I then removed the library, loaded it to test.pypi then installed it from pypi. Confirmed CTRL-B displays the Library code. Tried execution via Terminal and also via a DOS prompt but execution fails. Checked Settings and PYTHONPATH and the site-packages directory is included.
Robot Script:
*** Settings ***
Library BridgeService ${CONFIG}
*** Variables ***
${CONFIG}
${Item}
*** Test Cases ***
Define Place Order Variables
${Item} = get value for variable Item
Python loader:
from taf_loader import TafLoader
TafLoader().load()
Command to start:
python try_loader.py --cfg csv_parameters.cfg
which eventually executes these lines:
run_parms = ['--name', 'Test run for row ' + str(row),
'--listener', 'tafprorf.services.listener_service.RobotListenerService',
'--variable', 'CONFIG:' + self.fn, '--timestampoutputs',
'--outputdir', results_directory]
run_cli(run_parms)
Runs successfully via PyCharm and from DOS prompt with the library as part of the project.
Returns Importing test library 'BridgeService' failed: ModuleNotFound error when run using pip installed library.
Why is it PyCharm can find the library but execution cannot?
python pycharm robotframework
edited Jan 2 at 8:52
Bence Kaulics
3,18372242
asked Jan 1 at 23:47
user3073772user3073772
234
add a comment |
I'm running RobotFramework scripts via a Python library I've developed. When the library is part of the project, it all works well. When I remove the library and install it via test.pypi, execution gives me ModuleNotFound errors.
I set up a RobotFramework project in PyCharm; built the library and successfully executed it. I then removed the library, loaded it to test.pypi then installed it from pypi. Confirmed CTRL-B displays the Library code. Tried execution via Terminal and also via a DOS prompt but execution fails. Checked Settings and PYTHONPATH and the site-packages directory is included.
Robot Script:
*** Settings ***
Library BridgeService ${CONFIG}
*** Variables ***
${CONFIG}
${Item}
*** Test Cases ***
Define Place Order Variables
${Item} = get value for variable Item
Python loader:
from taf_loader import TafLoader
TafLoader().load()
Command to start:
python try_loader.py --cfg csv_parameters.cfg
which eventually executes these lines:
run_parms = ['--name', 'Test run for row ' + str(row),
'--listener', 'tafprorf.services.listener_service.RobotListenerService',
'--variable', 'CONFIG:' + self.fn, '--timestampoutputs',
'--outputdir', results_directory]
run_cli(run_parms)
Runs successfully via PyCharm and from DOS prompt with the library as part of the project.
Returns Importing test library 'BridgeService' failed: ModuleNotFound error when run using pip installed library.
Why is it PyCharm can find the library but execution cannot?
python pycharm robotframework
edited Jan 2 at 8:52
Bence Kaulics
3,18372242
asked Jan 1 at 23:47
user3073772user3073772
234
I'm running RobotFramework scripts via a Python library I've developed. When the library is part of the project, it all works well. When I remove the library and install it via test.pypi, execution gives me ModuleNotFound errors.
I set up a RobotFramework project in PyCharm; built the library and successfully executed it. I then removed the library, loaded it to test.pypi then installed it from pypi. Confirmed CTRL-B displays the Library code. Tried execution via Terminal and also via a DOS prompt but execution fails. Checked Settings and PYTHONPATH and the site-packages directory is included.
Robot Script:
*** Settings ***
Library BridgeService ${CONFIG}
*** Variables ***
${CONFIG}
${Item}
*** Test Cases ***
Define Place Order Variables
${Item} = get value for variable Item
Python loader:
from taf_loader import TafLoader
TafLoader().load()
Command to start:
python try_loader.py --cfg csv_parameters.cfg
which eventually executes these lines:
run_parms = ['--name', 'Test run for row ' + str(row),
'--listener', 'tafprorf.services.listener_service.RobotListenerService',
'--variable', 'CONFIG:' + self.fn, '--timestampoutputs',
'--outputdir', results_directory]
run_cli(run_parms)
Runs successfully via PyCharm and from DOS prompt with the library as part of the project.
Returns Importing test library 'BridgeService' failed: ModuleNotFound error when run using pip installed library.
Why is it PyCharm can find the library but execution cannot?
python pycharm robotframework
python pycharm robotframework
edited Jan 2 at 8:52
Bence Kaulics
3,18372242
asked Jan 1 at 23:47
user3073772user3073772
234
edited Jan 2 at 8:52
Bence Kaulics
3,18372242
asked Jan 1 at 23:47
user3073772user3073772
234
edited Jan 2 at 8:52
Bence Kaulics
3,18372242
edited Jan 2 at 8:52
Bence Kaulics
3,18372242
edited Jan 2 at 8:52
Bence Kaulics
3,18372242
3,18372242
asked Jan 1 at 23:47
user3073772user3073772
234
asked Jan 1 at 23:47
user3073772user3073772
234
asked Jan 1 at 23:47
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Thanks to the people who edited the question, it looks much better now.
The answer appears to be DO NOT use PyCharm execution, use eclipse with the PyDev plugin. I decided to look for an alternative IDE as nothing I tried in PyCharm worked.
I do not understand why the eclipse execution works but if anyone can explain why, I will be most grateful.
Thanks,
Steven.
answered Jan 5 at 11:26
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Thanks to the people who edited the question, it looks much better now.
The answer appears to be DO NOT use PyCharm execution, use eclipse with the PyDev plugin. I decided to look for an alternative IDE as nothing I tried in PyCharm worked.
I do not understand why the eclipse execution works but if anyone can explain why, I will be most grateful.
Thanks,
Steven.
answered Jan 5 at 11:26
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Thanks to the people who edited the question, it looks much better now.
The answer appears to be DO NOT use PyCharm execution, use eclipse with the PyDev plugin. I decided to look for an alternative IDE as nothing I tried in PyCharm worked.
I do not understand why the eclipse execution works but if anyone can explain why, I will be most grateful.
Thanks,
Steven.
answered Jan 5 at 11:26
user3073772user3073772
234
add a comment |
Thanks to the people who edited the question, it looks much better now.
The answer appears to be DO NOT use PyCharm execution, use eclipse with the PyDev plugin. I decided to look for an alternative IDE as nothing I tried in PyCharm worked.
I do not understand why the eclipse execution works but if anyone can explain why, I will be most grateful.
Thanks,
Steven.
answered Jan 5 at 11:26
user3073772user3073772
234
Thanks to the people who edited the question, it looks much better now.
The answer appears to be DO NOT use PyCharm execution, use eclipse with the PyDev plugin. I decided to look for an alternative IDE as nothing I tried in PyCharm worked.
I do not understand why the eclipse execution works but if anyone can explain why, I will be most grateful.
Thanks,
Steven.
answered Jan 5 at 11:26
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234
answered Jan 5 at 11:26
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