Daniel Smith
Daniel Smith
One more poke: @yadudoc @benclifford
What about: - Scalars - `{"type": "array", "shape": (-1, )}` - 3-component dipole - `{"type": "array", "shape": (-1, 3)}` - Gradient list - `{"type": "list", "item": {"type": "array": "shape": (-1,...
`{"type": "array", "shape": (-1, )}` says I will apply this shape to the array that I am given (the top level one). `{"type": "list", "item": {"type": "array": "shape": (-1, 3)}}`...
Yea, I think thats all that is needed.
Yes, codecov used to show this part populated with coverage data. They could have changed what those base images were.
Cool! This looks great. I agree that we need to hand code the ternaries from Plotly basics rather than their built in function. You may want to turn off the...
For ternary for sure. For the threads you may want to consider shifting the chart +/- 0.5 to have the grid correctly line up, may with a view.
Good to have confirmation, this is my base stance as well. I often cut out pydantic functionality these days from being easily discoverable: ```python def __dir__(self) -> List[str]: # Hide...
I wonder if this is popular enough that we should encode it into a service? @mattwelborn?
It is, but pipelines will never feel as seamless as an object like torsiondrive. Optimization + Something seems popular enough to be worth considering and can be built into things...