"No PipelineLoader registered for column EquityPricing.close::float64

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#1

I'm still having problems getting Zipline to work for a trivial JPX pipeline. Here's how I created the bundle:

$ quantrocket zipline create-bundle-from-db xjpx-eod-bundle --from-db xjpx-eod --calendar TSEJ --start-date 2007-01-01 -u xjpx
$ quantrocket zipline ingest xjpx-eod-bundle

Here's what config says about the bundle:

calendar: TSEJ
data_frequency: daily
end_date: null
exclude_sids: null
exclude_universes: null
fields:
  Close: close
  High: high
  Low: low
  Open: open
  Volume: volume
from_db: xjpx-eod
ingest_type: from_db
sids: null
start_date: '2007-01-04'
universes:
- xjpx

Here's how I'm trying to load and use it in Jupyter:

from quantrocket.zipline import set_default_bundle
set_default_bundle('xjpx-eod-bundle')
from zipline.pipeline import Pipeline
from zipline.pipeline.domain import JP_EQUITIES
from zipline.pipeline.factors import Returns

pipeline = Pipeline(
    columns={
        "1y_returns": Returns(window_length=252),
    },
    domain=JP_EQUITIES,
)

from zipline.research import run_pipeline
factors = run_pipeline(pipeline, start_date="2017-01-01", end_date="2019-01-01")
factors.head()

Your note on my previous post about this problem said "domain" should not be necessary, but without domain=JP_EQUITIES I get this error:

ValueError: Unable to determine domain for Pipeline.
Pass domain=<desired domain> to your Pipeline to set a domain.

If I do set the domain, then this happens:

ValueError: No PipelineLoader registered for column EquityPricing.close::float64.
#2

Are you sure you're running version 2.1.1? The errors indicate you must not be.

$ echo $QUANTROCKET_VERSION 
2.1.1
#3

I don't have that environment variable; but quantrocket version says 2.1.1:

jupyter:/codeload $ quantrocket version
2.1.1
jupyter:/codeload $ set | grep -i version
ALPHALENS_VERSION=qr0.4.0.1
BASH_VERSION='5.0.3(1)-release'
IBAPI_VERSION=9.73.07.4
PYFOLIO_VERSION=qr0.9.2.7
SQLITE3_VERSION=3310100
UWSGIVERSION=2.0.18
    if [ -n "${ZSH_VERSION:+x}" ]; then
        if [ -n "${POSH_VERSION:+x}" ]; then
#4

Maybe you updated the quantrocket client with pip but not the docker image? Try updating again. When you run docker ps the jupyter and zipline images should say 2.1.1, while other images will be 2.1.0.

#5

This fixed it! Thanks.