Nicholas Tolley
Nicholas Tolley
Apologies @hollandjg testing this script got lost on my to-do list after the holiday break @dylansdaniels can we sit together to test out this script on your windows machine?
@rythorpe apologies Dylan and I sat down several times to hammer out installation instructions but got distracted with formatting screenshots for the installation webpage. @dylansdaniels is it possible for you...
@jasmainak @rythorpe perhaps it'd be a good idea to make this a separate file? If we can find a solution to updating the section colors very rapidly, we can even...
Dropping this here for easy testing once we get closer to merging. I think rendering movies is going to be a longish wait for larger networks, but not absurdly so...
@rythorpe @jasmainak this PR is ready for review! Two weird errors have come up however. First it seems like sphinx-gallery doesn't support python versions older than 3.8  Does this...
Yup just confirmed, sphinx now requires python>=3.8 https://github.com/sphinx-gallery/sphinx-gallery/blob/e2903c9e43572a0a29850f7ab153ff69098f5c81/setup.py#L58C5-L58C5
Ok updating the python version used for CircleCI worked, however it seems something in the MNE code is breaking the somato example now: 
@rythorpe they are updated automatically! #433 fixed this early on, but then Rajat's project made a new and improved version where he implemented the Neuron functions for calculating end points...
@jasmainak this is ready for a final round of reviews when you have the chance! I think there are some tasks that might be delegated to followup PR's (e.g. a...
@chenghuzi I think a tonic drive is getting added that should be skipped:  Do you think you could follow the logic in #619 to filter out invalid tonic drives?...