Michael Droettboom

@fatelei wrote: > i am not sure why i run ./python Lib/test/test_funcattrs.py: test__builtins__ failed If you want to run a single test file, you should use: ``` ./python -m test...

Not presently with the `explode` command, but there's nothing about the file format that would prevent it. Can you describe in more detail what you'd like to do?

Would the specification of a destination pattern be enough? For example: ``` some_directory/{source}_{block_no}.asdf ``` where `{source}` is replaced with the original root filename, and `{block_no}` is replaced with the block...

Can you describe your use case in more detail? I think that may break down if data in a block is shared between multiple arrays in the tree.

I've been using this as a benchmark: ``` from pyasdf import AsdfFile import numpy as np import time for i in (10, 100, 1000, 10000): arrays = [] for x...

Well, it's things like not checking if the dtype is one of the acceptable values, whether the `source` is an int or string (but not a float). Lots of little...

The PyYAML wrapper around the C libyaml creates all kinds of Python instances just to pass around events and tokens between different parts of the parser, when an enumerated value...

There are only two hard things about computer science: cache invalidation, naming things, and off-by-one errors. SMALL ASIDE: This seems like such a general problem, that I wonder if we...

Sorry I missed this PR the first time around. I did say that usually we just include the data in the repo, but for something this large, maybe it's pushing...

Yes, to be clear, this wouldn't change how the raw data is stored in the .json files at all -- in fact, it's because all of the raw data is...