Sam Lee

I started seeing the same problem on regular auto download (less than 10 episodes) around release 3.4.0 . On: Pixel 3a, Android 12, no SD card.

The root cause: in the serialization logic that handles `np.ma.MaskedArray`, it assumes the `MaskedArray` is float type that supports `np.nan`: https://github.com/bokeh/bokeh/blob/c2926ab02cec65fff2aa3379682cb3170e2ca42a/src/bokeh/util/serialization.py#L356-L357 Not sure how best to approach it. I understand...

The issue persisted with v2.12.2, on Pixel 3a (Android 12), Galaxy Tab S6 (Android 12), and Moto E4 (Android 7.1.1). The settings screen shows as a separate entry in recent...

The change probably does not affect `to_fits()` in `FoldedLightCurve`, assuming we're talking about something like this: ```python lc = lk.search_lightcurve("TIC261136679", cadence="short", mission="TESS")[0].download() lc_f = lc.fold(period=1, normalize_phase=False); lc_f.to_fits("tmp/lc_folded_norm_phase.fits", overwrite=True); ``` Current...

A related issue (that probably should be tracked separately): currently, for a FoldedLightCurve with normalized phase, `to_fits()` would raise an `AttributeError: 'Quantity' object has no 'format' member` ```python lc_f =...

Limitation: the filling of header values only kicks in the typical usage, when users gets TessCut TPFs from `search_tesscut().download()`, e.g., ```python tic, sector = 261136679, 8 # pi Men sr_tc...

@Nschanche if I remember correctly, PR 1366 does not address the issue to be resolved here (for TessCut TPFs, the target's coordinate has no proper motion correction because PM values...

Nschanche, I see what you mean for cases when a non TIC name is specified. A small concern for those cases is the ambiguities they could bring: 1. a name...

Fundamentally, when users specify a star by non TIC name, we don't know whether the users have TICs in mind at all. One solution, along the line of what tylerapritchard...

It can be found at: https://github.com/lightkurve/lightkurve/blob/c8758165fe269884b9d6c3baa896bf3d9aa6288a/CITATION#L3 Also, [`lk.show_citation_instructions()`](https://github.com/lightkurve/lightkurve/blob/c8758165fe269884b9d6c3baa896bf3d9aa6288a/src/lightkurve/utils.py#L780) points to docs.lightkurve.org, due to https://github.com/lightkurve/lightkurve/blob/c8758165fe269884b9d6c3baa896bf3d9aa6288a/src/lightkurve/data/show_citation_instructions.html#L61 More generally, references to docs.lightkurve.org are scattered in various places. https://github.com/search?q=repo%3Alightkurve%2Flightkurve%20docs.lightkurve.org&type=code