Hello,
Because of the python 2 deprecation, I'm updating existing workbench to python 3 and I'm having an issue with the transformer GeographicBufferer
This is the error message that I'm getting after pressing ok.
What should I do?
Thanks?
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I just tested with FME 2018.1 and the GeographicBufferer seems to work just fine with Python 3.6
Could it be that you're using the old version of the GeographicBufferer from the FME Hub?
The solution is to remove the custom transformer (green) and replace it with the new, built-in GeographicBufferer (blue).