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wc.run(continue_run=True) breaks #163
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hey @Ronjaa95, it seems that inputs have weird shape and for i, val in enumerate(inputs):
print(inputs.shape)
if i==0:
wc.run()
else:
wc.run(continue_run=True) now I see you do not pass the inputs to the run, is that intended? wc.run()
# any number of times
wc.run(continue_run=True)
wc.run(continue_run=True)
wc.run(continue_run=True) it works for me... |
I'm sorry, I forgot to insert that into the code, the loop does change the input:
I'll check for the shape. |
Mhh it's a weird error, it looks like the arguments of the functions are changing. For sure, will need to use python mode to debug this, but I can look into this! Could you please post the entire code that reproduces the error? It would make it a lot easier to find the bug. Thanks for creating the Issue! |
Sure, the inputs are initialized by
The function is called via
into the function
|
by calling
the following error is returned as i=2:
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