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typo prevents writing input files #2531
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We are getting close to merging #2631 which would resolve at least the slow part! Might want to rebase your ongoing PR after we merge that one to simplify development. |
That's excellent news! |
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Bug Description
I'm trying to read, edit, and write RMG input files using the rmgpy.rmg.input module, but the writing portion gives me the following error:
There's obviously the misspelled word. I think the attribute is supposed to be surface_site_density.
I'm running into some other issues with this module (can't write files with a temperature range, using this module is painfully slow because of the hidden and unnecessary Julia dependency), and will try adding a few unit tests to cover my tracks here.
How To Reproduce
This is my Python script for reproducing the error (input.py is the superminimal example):
Expected Behavior
It'd be really convenient to be able to use the RMG API to edit input files. I expected to be able to read and write the simplest input file without any errors.
Installation Information
Describe your installation method and system information.
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