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yt filter docs having failing ipython notebooks present
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Bug summary
I noticed some failing ipython notebooks in the filtering docs, due to "not implemented errors".
Hey @chummels, I just checked the link mentioned for missing images and found no icons indicating missing images. Can you specify the heading below which you found those icons so that I can check again?
Hi @SanjayManjunath . It appears that all of the missing images are now displaying correctly. Perhaps it was an intermittent build issue? Either way, it seems to be addressed. However, the ipython notebooks are still failing in the filtering docs. I'll change the topic of this Issue to reflect that.
@chummels I'm new to the repo, can you please help me locate files like these? "Enzo_64/DD0042/data0042"
I can help here ! The docs are built using a collection of sample datasets that should all be publicly available here: https://yt-project.org/data/
It can however be a little tricky to connect the dots between the names on the web page and the path string which is used to load the data in docs. However the exact one you're asking for is by far the most widely used and is also known as IsolatedGalaxy
. One convenient way to download it is to install pandas
, pooch
and h5py
and run import yt; ds = yt.load_sample("IsolatedGalaxy")
Hey @neutrinoceros, thanks for the help! :)
@chummels I looked up the notebooks and like you've mentioned they are failing. Hey @neutrinoceros, why are we not getting the expected output? Please share if you know anything about this issue.
I've opened https://github.com/yt-project/yt/pull/4631 to fix one of the errors that are visible in the filtering docs. I don't know how the rest of them should be fixed.
Also @SanjayManjunath, I made a mistake: Enzo_64
is a different dataset than IsolatedGalaxy
. You can install it with yt.load_sample("Enzo_64")
(the requirements are unchanged)
Thank You, @neutrinoceros! It works with "Enzo_64".