Jules Chéron

I'd say it is a bug, the tokenizer is evaluating as `'((m s) ** (- 1))'`

I think this use case with implicit mutliplication with parentheses has not been covered

Try babel 2.8, babel is still failing after version 2.9. Pint was and is still relying on a private part of babel that changed after 2.9.

We can put a warning in the docs for the time being

Closing this, bable version has been added to `setup.cfg`, try installing with `pip install pint[babel]`

It seems millidegree_Celsius is not identified as offset units in the convert stage hence the value does not make sense afterwards. I'll investigate

The issue has been identified but the implementation is tricky with the current implementation: https://github.com/hgrecco/pint/blob/c99ed1f537dea91af36c756dccef49e26d4f6447/pint/registry.py#L1529-L1550 Here the conversion for offset untis is handled like so: - Value is converted to...

xref https://github.com/hgrecco/pint/issues/1342

We're install pint before testing with `pip install .`, I'll look into it.

I think we can introduce a Ecosystem or Libraries using pint page in the docs. I'll try to put this working on #972