Dan Foreman-Mackey

Note: people would cite JOSS but they would find the paper through arXiv.

For those who continue to stumble across this: @rodluger and I worked out yet another way to generate the .tex file for a JOSS manuscript using GitHub actions. I'm sure...

I'm interested in working on this if you're not already, @MilesCranmer! I've been using [copier](https://github.com/copier-org/copier) in another context and they have this same problem. Here's their solution: https://github.com/copier-org/copier/blob/04c99e85a94fe7fa561aebc24de17d4d2347a49b/copier/main.py#L663-L739

We could potentially add something like this, but I think it would have to be as well as a local interface because that's the interface I'd want :D

That is such an epic idea! Way above my pay grade or expertise, but that could be very cool!!

Thanks @MilesCranmer! > The merge conflicts would be solved when merging to the SYW repo, right? If so I don't think fixing them would be necessary going back. By merge...

@MilesCranmer — Awesome and thanks! It's getting close and all the git logic more or less works, but it's not actually properly linked into the workflow yet. I'll ping you...

Hi Greg, I'd recommend taking a look at [the dev version of george](https://github.com/dfm/george/tree/1.0-dev) (especially the [HODLRSolver](http://dan.iel.fm/george/dev/user/solvers/) and the [custom kernel](http://dan.iel.fm/george/dev/tutorials/new_kernel/) tutorial) if you want to use this solver with custom...

I just came across this because I often find myself wanting access to the transformed variables in a PyMC3 trace. I often need this in order to evaluate model components...

Unfortunately the only solution that I know of is the one you've already tried. There isn't anything else that you can do and still retain the analytic properties of a...