align_tilt_series: make the AreTomo backend import optional - #1358
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It's eagerly imported at module load, so the whole command fails to start without AreTomo installed - even for IMOD-only use (fiducials/patch tracking, unaffected by AreTomo's availability). AreTomo itself is a closed-source binary tied to old CUDA versions, so it's reasonable for it to be genuinely optional.
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Isn't this an issue with how you have installed AreTomo, rather than with the relion code? |
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It's eagerly imported at module load, so the whole command fails to start without AreTomo installed - even for IMOD-only use (fiducials/patch tracking, unaffected by AreTomo's availability). AreTomo itself is a closed-source binary tied to old CUDA versions, so it's reasonable for it to be genuinely optional.