Make pyrosm compatible with newer numpy and shapely version. about pyrosm

[HTenkanen]

This should be now fixed in the new release pyrosm v0.6.2 which fixes the numpy related issues. See #214

[LuposX]

I removed shapely 2.0 and downgraded to shapely=1.8.5 and I didnt get said issue anymore, If the data I work with is very big I get the expception:
AttributeError: module 'numpy' has no attribute 'float', though.

You can try to use my attachment file, to create an envireoment, with the command conda env create --file requirement.yml it should work.
requirement.zip

[momince]

Thank you so much. It worked. And to solve the problem,

"AttributeError: module 'numpy' has no attribute 'float'"

please use this line in your terminal

pip install "numpy<1.24"

[Geometrein]

Is anyone else experiencing the same:

AttributeError: module 'shapely.geos' has no attribute 'lgeos'
&
"AttributeError: module 'numpy' has no attribute 'float'"

errors even when using shapely=1.8.5& numpy=1.24?

[HTenkanen]

Hi all! And thanks for active discussion and helping each other out!

@tfardet : There is a plan to start supporting shapely 2.0 and in general have a better memory management for the library. Unfortunately, I've been extremely busy at my day job and haven't found time for pyrosm. Hopefully, this situation will improve now during the coming months. However, all contributions to the library are also more than welcome to more quickly advance with things. 😉

[tfardet]

@HTenkanen thanks for the quick answer!
I completely understand, I would also love to help but I can't spare the time it would require...
Good to know that things might move forward in the future, though, good luck and thanks for your work!

[LuposX]

Fixed after downgrading to shapely=1.8.5
May have sth. to do with #191

[momince]

I have installed shapely=1.8.5
now my kernel crashed. it happens again and again.
Can you please share how to build a completely new environment and the package version to avoid this "module 'shapely.geos' has no attribute 'lgeos' " issue?
Thanks.

[LuposX]

Thanks for the tipp.
I think it worked, I am not sure I will keep an eye on it and see if the error occurs again.

[tfardet]

Hi there, following up on this issue, are there plans to upgrade pyrosm to move to shapely>2 in the near future?
Of course, as this means rewriting the code to migrate from pygeos, I understand that this is not exactly a minor change.

[snoop168]

Was wondering if there was any movement on this issue. I'm having issues being able to run on any python version 3.8 or higher. No matter what I do it doesnt work. I install with conda-forge and then downgrade both numpy and shapely as mentioned in this issue but I still run into issues. After downgrading I receive this warning
The Shapely GEOS version (3.10.3-CAPI-1.16.1) is incompatible with the GEOS version PyGEOS was compiled with (3.11.2-CAPI-1.17.2). Conversions between both will be slow.

If I continue anyway, when running get_data_by_custom_criteria(custom_filter=) I get a message saying the kernel crashed and will be automatically restarted. I am using Jupyter Labs.

Any update, or help would be appreciated. I was going to try to use Python 3.6 but it looks like a hassle to get Anaconda to create a venv with anything less than 3.8...

[anastassiavybornova]

I removed shapely 2.0 and downgraded to shapely=1.8.5 and I didnt get said issue anymore, If the data I work with is very big I get the expception: AttributeError: module 'numpy' has no attribute 'float', though.

You can try to use my attachment file, to create an envireoment, with the command conda env create --file requirement.yml it should work. requirement.zip

For me this suggested solution worked on my macOS with the additional step of switching off pygeos use (os.environ['USE_PYGEOS'] = '0') when importing the packages, like so:

first, in the terminal

conda env create -f requirement.yml 
conda activate PSE

and then in the notebook (commented out = versions that in my case were installed in the PSE env)

import pyrosm # 0.6.1
import numpy # 1.23.5
import shapely # 1.8.5.post1
import pandas # 2.0.3
import geopandas # 0.13.2
import networkx # 3.1
import os
os.environ['USE_PYGEOS'] = '0'

[MapMaker2023]

First thanks & kudos to @HTenkanen for such a useful package. Actively using it for research on this project. The ability to create and save Pandana graphs is particular helpful.

Second, depreciating numpy to 1.19.5 after a conda install -c conda-forge pyrosm gets passed the AttributeError: module 'numpy' has no attribute 'float' for me.