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`np.f2py.crackfortran._selected_real_kind_func` was only considering `aarch64` as a `machine` value for determining Fortran's `selected_real_kind` values on these CPUs, but on macOS M1 `platform.machine()` returns `arm64` (in system `/usr/bin/python3` (3.8.9) and any...
### Describe the issue: In 1.23.0rc3 (built locally or pip-installed) and 1.24.0dev built on macOS 12.4/M1 (aarch64) `test_kind` is failing (everything else passing!) on ```python for i in range(20): >...
#### Problem description Found a couple more test failures with astropy 5.0rc2 that I missed previously (likely were present with 5.0rc1 as well, but I did not test with remote-data)....
Loaders for FITS files are saving the full information from the header cards in `Spectrum1D.meta['header']`. In https://github.com/astropy/specutils/pull/608#discussion_r395632586 I noted some ambiguity as to *which* header should be stored. Most of...
When (unsuccessfully) trying to reproduce #647 I raised a different exception by modifying the docs' [example](https://specutils.readthedocs.io/en/stable/api/specutils.manipulation.LinearInterpolatedResampler.html): ``` input_spectrum = Spectrum1D(flux=[1, 3, 7, 6, 20] * u.mJy, spectral_axis=[2, 4, 12, 16,...
### Description Fix for #13093; the excess runtime found there seems to be due to `reduceat` being directly called on the column instance for the `isinstance(subset[colname], np.ndarray)` case as opposed...
## Description Trying now that Astropy is testing with 3.11.0rc2
## Description Adding configurations for PyQt6 6.3 and PySide6 6.3 envs each on linux, macos and windows; work on supporting them is underway in #2318.
Opening a running activity with running dynamics from FIT format under v3.6 (both rc3 and latest snapshot), their respective interval averages are all shown nicely with correct units, as well...
## Description Installing numpy dev in CI is currently blocked by various upstream packages pinned to `numpy < 2.0`; adding those to the developer versions. This would update both `dev`...