Andras Kiss

Adding to this, when using `psychrolib.GetTWetBublFromRelHum` with `np.nan` as an argument for relative humidity gives you a Runtime warning but also produces a viable result with RH ~1. E.g. `psychro.GetTWetBulbFromRelHum(20,np.nan,101325)`...

There are some major bug fixes beyond v9.4.7. It is a bit ridiculous how little support AWS is providing to this service in terms of offering updates. I can see...

It seems that there is hesitation to provide checking for this very insidious behavior because of impact on runtime. Could checking for increasing monotonicity not be enabled by an argument?...

Yes I am aware that the docs call it out, but users are not looking at the docs every single time they use the function. A frequent use of `interp`...

Well I would've suggested the check occur by default as it is done with other packages, but I know that would be a breaking change. Fine, just wanted to voice...

By the way, I do think this issue has become more relevant as Scipy has moved its `interp1d` function to legacy status and now explicitly directs users to numpy `interp`....

I was having the same issue with the following config after a fresh install of MacTex and IPE (new computer) IPE 7.2.29 macOS 15.5 (24F74) M4 Pro Setting the `IPELATEXPATH`...