Steve Morley

Well, it looks like they include the key functionality that we have, but this is in a release that's less than a day old. It's possible that we can add...

Just freshening this issue up by replying. Scipy 1.4 added some extra functionality including more generalized rotations and SLERPing, so they now have much broader support than we do. Of...

I had to take a closer look to actually answer this! From what I understand: Not explicitly. It covers the rotation via quaternions, and I believe can take groups of...

I'm not a fan of scalar "arrays", which is probably why this is how it is. Trying to articulate a possible reason to want to keep it this way: -...

So I'm torn on having the CI actually _fail_ on uncaught warnings. The CI indicates to the wider world whether we're passing tests, but a reasonable user could easily infer,...

I support this enhancement. NOAA has started serving the GPS particle data as gzipped JSON-headed ASCII. The only questions would be about whether we want to have auto-detection, or keyword...

Just narrowing down where the rounding issue happens (using an install with CDF 3.7.1) on request... On the reported date range: ``` >>> spacepy.pycdf.lib.epoch_to_datetime(63570441599999.98046874) datetime.datetime(2014, 6, 19, 23, 59, 59,...

I think that special cases for when you pass None as the fill value.

Doing dumb stuff with inputs will definitely hit that code... E.g., ``` dm.dmfilled((2,2), fillval=None, dtype=int) ``` will raise a `TypeError` on calling the `fill` method, fall through, but then fail....

It'll only help folks on Python 3.7 or later, but `datetime` has added an ISO8601 parser that's apparently *much* faster. https://docs.python.org/3/library/datetime.html#datetime.datetime.fromisoformat We could use this if available, otherwise `strptime`...