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Add try/except import on LobsterSet module from pymatgen - #1437
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@tomdemeyere there is a second change that we need to account for. The LobsterNeighbor class is at a different place as well. You could use try and except as well. |
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I should read more carefully. The bug shows up in LobsterPy. I have started to fix it but the changes in pymatgen had just a few side effects.... DigiMatChem/LobsterPy#433 I will probably need another hour. |
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…oject#1437) * try/except import * get new lobsterpy version --------- Co-authored-by: jgeorge <janine.george@bam.de>
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Due to the recent pymatgen changes the LobsterSet class have been displaced without deprecation, for now a try/except approach seems like the best (but ugly) compromise. Fix #1436