Duy Nguyen

Hmm, no idea then! I'll poke around and see if I find anything

> I did pyvo release yesterday, could you try it here? Yep that worked! Thanks @bsipocz!! I added the pin in https://github.com/spacetelescope/jdaviz/pull/2872/commits/87c4e7b5e1faa75741092521d2f5e2c0ad5e3090

Something that just struck me, which might be relevant here. We should make sure we aren't running in circles here: https://github.com/spacetelescope/jdaviz/issues/925 We removed symlinking as part of our build process...

Thanks for using Jdaviz, Adarsh! To expand on @pllim's comment earlier on the first point, to launch from the command line, you can launch jdaviz by running `jdaviz` rather than...

Hi @xnaxe29, I believe I know the problem. Could you try `jdaviz specviz galaxy_jwst.fits`? (do not use `--layout=`). I suspect you may be on our stable release, which is version...

@xnaxe29 A template traceback is usually the sign of a broken installation. Could you detail how you installed Jdaviz? I would try to reinstall jdaviz by running: ``` pip uninstall...

Question raised: Would popping out the UI window separately in a side window be sufficient?

Hi all, came across this issue when trying to lookup if `mocpy` supported searching for contained coordinates using astropy regions, something like `mocpy.contains_region(CircleSkyRegion(my_region))`. Looks like y'all might already have some...

Thanks @ManonMarchand! Our particular usecase is more "if the region contains any intersection with the MOC" but I imagine that can be easily tweaked by modifying the `contains` method you...