Bradley Dice

Changing the box's properties would need to trigger a re-computation of the spatial data structure, and it would be complicated to implement "hooks" for the box property setters. Unless I'm...

We probably also need to verify that the `NeighborQuery.points` array is returned as read-only...

@mphoward Thanks for reporting this issue. We'll investigate.

There are a few motivating cases for this. Sometimes I want to use another package to find neighbors, and I get back arrays of indices. Sometimes polymers/"bonds" in a GSD...

Thanks for filing this issue — @tcmoore3 I know you’ve been working on this, have you been able to make any progress on fixing the problem?

This will roughly double the size of the tarball. Locally, I see that adding ``` recursive-include tests * ``` to `MANIFEST.in` takes the tarball from 3.2 MB to 5.9 MB....

There are PyPI size limits of around 60 MB, which mostly affect packages with complex dependencies like CUDA: https://github.com/pypa/packaging-problems/issues/86 I posted that size data purely for informational purposes, I don’t...

> conda-forge explicitly discourages using git checkouts during the build process Right. I’m talking about using commands in the `test` section of the recipe (or an equivalent bash script) to...

I tend to prefer custom matplotlib for user-defined visualizations. However, I would support the plan to make a PR with API-breaking changes in 3.0 if someone wants to make those...

> That reminds me there is also a blog post about RMM to link. > > https://developer.nvidia.com/blog/fast-flexible-allocation-for-cuda-with-rapids-memory-manager/ Resolved in 21d464418ad3b1aceadc273d121e835fa1d25c50.