Giordon Stark
Giordon Stark
Maybe this version is a bit cleaner? ``` $ sort < log.txt | sed ':a;N;s/^\([^:]\+\): \(.*\)\n\1: \(.*\)$/\1: \2 :: \3/;ta;P;D;ba' | sed 's/: \(.\+\)$/:\n * \1/g; s/ :: /\n *...
Just use `sort -n` I think. Ahh no, you need to do pre-editing to move the numerical entries to the front before sorting... this is keeping the chronological sort order.
@matthewfeickert up to you what you want to do here
Also related: #882.
> [`PrintXML`](https://root.cern.ch/doc/master/classRooStats_1_1HistFactory_1_1Channel.html#ae83497da2ea795d2ed1063e7d43b1ea2) allows using relative paths too. The downside of using relative paths there is that you (currently) need to call `pyhf xml2json` from the same place where the relative...
This adds back in #1937.
Since master allows for custom specs - why not use a custom "catch-all" spec like `type: object` and no other details?
> I wonder whether for these types of API we shsould have a pattern I had this idea where I wanted to use decorators. It can introspect the arguments and...
> "For years, I suffered from cluster headaches with no release. Aleve, Motrin, etc.. all didn't work.. but then I discovered pyhf, and I can finally see."
Received in an email recently :) > What concerns use of pyhf in Belle II, I would say I am the first one in Belle II :) On the other...