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Please rename aux.py
See original GitHub issueUnfortunately Microsoft OneDrive has completely absurd restrictions on file/folder names. In particular it does not allow files containing the character sequence “aux.” in their filename.
PySCF contains one file that conflicts with this restriction, namely the file pyscf/agf2/aux.py.
This leads to the situation that when someone clones/copies the pyscf source to some folder on their PC that is synced with OneDrive. The sync completely stop.
Now, I agree that this should be considered a bug in OneDrive and be fixed there, but this is unfortunately incredibly unlikely.
So I please as the PySCF developers to slightly change the name of pyscf/agf2/aux.py, to maybe to pyscf/agf2/aux_space.py.
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No, this is not a bug, but a feature. This is a well-known limitation of NTFS. AUX as a filename with any extension is forbidden by design.
Maybe send a patch to the OneDrive repo? Oh waaait… That’s not how Microsoft operates, is it?