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aburrell
A Python wrapper for Apex coordinates
Requested feature ================= Update the installation instructions for more possible failure conditions The problem or gap this feature will address -------------------------------------------- Meson will usually provide a short error when failing...
apexpy returns an error at import: `import apexpy` ERROR: > fortranapex module could not be imported. apexpy probably won't work. Failed with error: cannot import name 'fortranapex' from partially initialized...
Tried many ways to install apexpy but failed anyway ======================================== I followed all the instructions trying to get apexpy installed but so far none of the methods worked. In general,...
Description =========== This is an attempt to build statically linked wheels. I think I have it working on linux and macos. Windows is somewhat of a horror show. Type of...
Description =========== This is a correction to PR #123 which was merged without incorporating the suggested revisions. These revisions (which were all non-function-impacting style corrections) have now been made and...
Requested feature ================= I've been experimenting with building the conda packages to distribute on conda-forge, see https://github.com/conda-forge/staged-recipes/pull/22501. The linux build might already be working (I tested just the 3.10 one...
Requested feature ================= It would be nice to have a 'background' section in the documentation that *briefly* discusses the different coordinate systems, what uses they're good/bad at, and how the...
Describe the bug ================ When attempting to use the command line interface, the `apexpy` command is not found. This is despite the fact that apexpy has been successfully installed and...
**Describe the bug** Depending on which conversion is being performed, if you use inputs with the intent to array-broadcast, you can get mismatched output shapes. See: https://github.com/aburrell/apexpy/pull/27#issue-552468596 **To Reproduce** Steps...
There appears to be old documentation in the `basevectors_apex` method. Specifically the `return_all` optional argument doesn't seem to be in the `basevectors_apex` method anywhere. Specifically, I think the documentation [here](https://github.com/aburrell/apexpy/blob/master/src/apexpy/apex.py#L777-L781)...
