base_model

[Basie12]

There is a problem with the base_model attribute of the medusa module. It generates the following error when I try to call base_model method on the loaded ensembles. This is the screenshot that contains the code before and after that error occurs.

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[gregmedlock]

Hi Basazin, could you add the rest of the code in your notebook to this issue so that I can track down the exact ensemble and reproduce the error?

[Basie12]

Hello, Greg I added the screenshot of the code both before and after the error. Let me know if you get the updated version of the Issues on Github or have any questions. Best Basazin

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[gregmedlock]

Looks like this will require updating all of the test models to account for COBRApy updates. To prevent future changes from breaking test models, all test models should be encoded as SBML (rather than pickled ensembles or COBRApy json objects). I will make these updates to the test models.