Hi All,
I’m following
NVIDIA-Omniverse/iot-samples: Collection of samples to help developers build their own IoT solution for Omniverse (github.com)
, I run install.bat in Installation step and saw the WARNING Skipping pip file(dosen’t exsit), so I need to know whether the missing pip file will affect subsequent operations. And am I missing something?
This is my environment.
Python 3.12(64-bit)
KIT 106.0.2
USD COMPOSER 2023.2.5
Nucleus 2023.2.3
It looks like you need to download GIT from Git - Downloads (git-scm.com) and try again. Yes you need those and it will affect the build.
Then I downloaded and set up Git, I still have the same WARNING. I searched some pip files, they are “app\kit\dev\deps\pip.toml” and “_build\windows-x86_64\release\kit\dev\deps\pip.toml” in “iot-samples-main”. Is copy pip.toml to deps folder correct?
It seems you are running a kit 105 sample in the new Kit 106 app. They are not compatible. There is an update to this sample coming for kit 106. So you can either wait for it, or downgrade to kit 105.2
Now, I installed kit 105.1.0 and the output still show WARNING Skipping pip file.
So I tried to copy“_build\windows-x86_64\release\kit\dev\deps\pip.toml” to “deps” folder.
Then I following Headless Connector - CSV Ingest Application step. To do excute run_app.py. But output isn’t like example(2023-09-19 20:35:26+00:00). Am I missing something?
And this file is my output.
CSV Ingest Application.txt (27.4 KB)
I don’t know. The only thing I can see here is why your windows username is “user” ?
My account is a local login, and the default username is “user”.
This could be a big problem. Never use anything “default”. Default is always mean to be replaced with something. Make a new user with and try again.
Based on the log file there appears to be an exception in the app.py that is being run.
To debug this, open VSCode and the runapp.py file that that you are running. You can hit F5 and the debugger will start.
You can put breakpoints in the app.py file to try an isolate the issue
rich
