Mark Mikofski

A compromise is short description (for REPL) + “for more detail description see :glossary:`term`“ or something like that. Then you have best of both worlds maybe?

Sorry to jump in late. Great addition @JPalakapillyKWH. One caveat that should probably be mentioned somewhere, is that I believe some irradiance sources, such as NSRDB may already include the...

>ground station data already incorporating far field losses. This is designed for satellite irradiance data (PSM, TWC etc.) Awesome! Would you consider adding a advisory note in the docstring with...

I would recommend adding a warning note in any method/function that uses the new `horizon_*` args/kwargs: - `pvlib.irradiance.isotropic` - `pvlib.irradiance.get_sky_diffuse` - `pvlib.irradiance.get_total_irradiance` But this is not a blocker for me....

I would like to see this topic picked up again, I added an issue #1290 to spur more interest, that issue also adds the need to download the horizon data...

@bgpierc sorry if you already answered this, but I do use USGS Earth Explorer - so if I have already downloaded a DEM file or four, can I still use...

Hi Steve, This is very exciting and welcome news! Thank you for offering your contributions to pvlib! The best source of info would be the [contributing section of the pvlib...

Here are the additional notes where I left asterisks * (*) There are other graphic user interface for Git, notably [GitHub desktop](https://desktop.github.com/) & [Atlassian sourcetree](https://www.sourcetreeapp.com/), but I personal recommend just...

I’m ok to drop 3.6 ✅

There are some docs you can find on setting up your python environment using either conda or the built in python `venv` library, then the trick is to activate that...