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periodic_table.json not found #1
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Thanks for letting us know. I have fixed the issue and pushed out the latest release (1.2.4) which should not have this problem, and with some new bug fixes. |
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After installing the package the "periodic_table.json" file is moved to [base]/data whereas the periodic_table.py file in [base]/pymatgen/core expects it to be in [base]/pymatgen/core
Therefore the _load__pt_data function fails with a "IOError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory:"
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