OS : Win11
PsychoPy Version: 2022.2.5
I have a new Windows 11 computer that I originally had Psychopy Version 2023.2.3 installed on. I downloaded this version off of the GitHub and it ran fine.
I recently needed to switch to using Version 2022.2.5 instead. On both a MacOS AND a different Windows 10 laptop, I was able to successfully uninstall the previous version, and install 2022.2.5. However, when I tried to do this on the Windows 11 laptop, immediately upon opening PsychoPy, I get the error fatal: not a git repository (or any of the parent directories): .git. If I try to run my experiment (which uses 2022.2.5 and again runs fine on the other computers), I get “Experiment ended with exit code 1” and "in useVersion raise ValueError(msg.format(requestedVersion))
What is the source of this issue? Is the issue the fatal error (even though I am trying to use the locally downloaded version) or is there something lingering from the previous version that is causing this error?
Note: I tried changing the name of the file in Program Files to PsychoPy2022.2.5 instead of just PsychoPy (which the previous version had been called) and it is using the versionchooser.py in the correct path.