Benjamin Winkel

Slightly off-topic: is there a license attached to Vallado's C++ library? I couldn't find one in the zip-file, nor in the repository.

Dear @Bikkerion, thanks a lot for this! We'll have to fix the CI/CD before merging the PR. I'll try to do this asap.

Dear @raue, thanks a lot for pointing this out. Before I explain, what's going on, let me quickly say that pycraf does not do these calculations itself, but just provides...

Dear @fgiovanard, thanks a lot for your first Pull Request! There a a few minor things, which we'll need to fix before merging; see comments. A general remark, please make...

I forgot to say, please also add a test into the tests subdirectory. (There are plenty of examples about how it's done.)

Hi, that is not possible. pycraf is not yet compatible with numpy 2.0, which introduced new binary APIs that require a fair bit of work to adapt to. As the...

The other question would be, why you get an error during installation of the older numpy version. You may want to increase the verbosity of the pip command to get...

I have no clue what's going on there, because for Python 3.12, the 1.26.4 version of numpy is used in the [pyproject.toml](https://github.com/bwinkel/pycraf/blob/a386e32df0a0809dbec532cedd29388f5ee7908f/pyproject.toml#L104). Therefore, it is also very odd that your...

Thanks, that is very useful. I also checked the linux wheels, there the 3.12 package has no pin at all, while 3.10 and 3.11 both have the 1.23.4 pin (which...

It's not so simple. The different numpy versions are not binary compatible. One usually wants to compile (the Cython extensions) with the oldest numpy that works with a given Python...