Dan Foreman-Mackey

Yeah - exoplanet does not work with PyMC v4. You'll need to stick with PyMC3!

Great question and this is a good place to ask! So far, I have updated all the backend packages ([exoplanet-core](https://github.com/exoplanet-dev/exoplanet-core/tree/main/src/exoplanet_core/pymc4), and [celerite2](https://github.com/exoplanet-dev/celerite2/tree/main/python/celerite2/pymc4)) to be compatible with PyMC v4. This means...

Quick update here that I'm working on the update to `pymc` v4 over here: https://github.com/exoplanet-dev/exoplanet/pull/271

There was [some discussion on Twitter](https://twitter.com/exoplaneteer/status/1344653778801356800) and elsewhere about the interface for this change. Here's my summary: My original proposal: ```python import exoplanet.pymc as xo # and import exoplanet.jax as...

@jedbrown: Good point about namespaces! I'll think a little more about that part. For PyMC, your proposed model context interface would work, but it's definitely trickier in other cases. For...

@grburgess: If you don't mind, I propose splitting this into two issues: (1) Fill in some missing docstrings and (2) type annotations. I would argue that type hinting is out...

Great - yes, it really is awesome for code completion, etc. I have a few other projects (that don't depend on numpy) where I've loved using Python typing. I'm going...

That would be very awesome if you're keen, but no pressure!

You'll need to run that in the root directory of a checked out version of the the github repo (which it doesn't look like you are). I see that the...

Ah - I misread your previous comment - sorry! You probably don't actually want to run the tests, you would just like to *use* exoplanet on Windows right? Try replacing...