Antony Lewis

The MpiUtils.f90 file has #ifdef MPI etc, which are currently highlighted the same way a fortran code.

Ah, Fortran just uses the standard C preprocessor directives.

At the moment, the first chain determines the parameters that are used. Happy to look at a PR if you want to try to implement more flexibility.

This is my attempt, seems to work at least for a simple triangle plot: https://github.com/cmbant/getdist/pull/117 it probably won't work if there are bounded parameters where parameters are not in the...

loadChains() can be use with a list of files. Or you can make new mcsamples by passing s1, s2 samples, weights and likelihoods as lists to loadChains. Or you can...

You can use the [shaded](https://getdist.readthedocs.io/en/latest/plots.html#getdist.plots.GetDistPlotter.plot_2d) option to colour by the density. It does also plot the contours, but I guess you could make them invisible. title_limit will print the confidence...

Currently, you can plot multiple contours with shaded, but only the first is shaded (all show contour lines). I would have thought multiple shadings in different colours would often be...

@JesusTorrado would be helpful to have this merged soon, so PR tests work consistently again; could you try updating the pypi settings (or add me/make part of shared cobaya org)

Cobaya tests fail due to the same issue when compiling with py12 and numpy 2. I think numpy 2 removed "int_t". Log: https://app.travis-ci.com/github/CobayaSampler/cobaya/builds/271808045

This is a CLASS problem, nothing to do with Cobaya. For local builds you can try changing the int_t declarations yourself or you can install an earlier numpy version.