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I tried with python3.exe, but the behaviour remains same. I can import in unlicensed mode but it fails with licensed mode throwing .nyi error. I installed pykx using pip. I have tried it with different versions of python, i.e. 3.9.6 and 3.8 in different conda environments. They both are behaving similarly. They pykx version is 1.6.1 in my system.
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Yes. Following is the screenshot for the same. Everything seems fine, but again it fails with no license exception when I run a simple q command. I don’t know how relevant it is but I’m using a Windows machine with windows 11 OS.
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I checked for the flags but I got an empty string for the command. I also ran python -c “import pykx;pykx.util.debug_environment()”, based on one of previous answer. There also I got an empty string where flags are expected. However, I think the license is not an older version as I got it just a few days back.