Right on no longer supporting 1.5, but this code never got updated.
This is a bit of a bigger job than I first anticipated as numpy has deprecated the norm kwarg, so we probably should too.
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On Tue, Mar 10, 2015, 07:19 OceanWolf <juichenieder-nabb@…1253…> wrote:
Tom, ``When we drop numpy 1.5’'? I thought we already had… I mean we
only test numpy 1.6 on Travis…
For the rebinning exercise, I don’t have time to look, but I would
expect a similar trick to imshow, quiver, etcetera when I want to
compare to a baseline (e.g. for animation). Namely I calculate the
normalisation parameters first, and then apply those parameters on
subsequent plots.
To ease the user, we could add a method to return the binning parameters
from a single binning exercise, and then give an option to pass those
params in to subsequent plots.
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Slightly off-topic, does github allow for one to tag lines/code-blocks with notes to the future like ``numpy1.5 removal'', similar to tags for issues and milestones? This would save us from trawling through the code looking for comments. If github does not have this feature, do you think github would add that as a feature if asked?
You can comment on specific lines of code in the pull request interface, but that’s not what I think you’re describing. A better practice, IMO is to raise a DeprecationWarning when the soon-to-be-removed code is executed. Then you can just grep for those and get cracking.
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On Tue, Mar 10, 2015 at 8:51 AM OceanWolf <juichenieder-nabb@…705…> wrote:
Slightly off-topic, does github allow for one to tag lines/code-blocks
with notes to the future like ``numpy1.5 removal’', similar to tags for
issues and milestones? This would save us from trawling through the
code looking for comments. If github does not have this feature, do you
think github would add that as a feature if asked?
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Yes, you have almost got what I want. I know of both line comments
in the pull interface, and raising DeprecationWarnings. The problem
with the warnings that they only want to get used when you have an
alternate in place and want to remove old code soon. The problem
here lies in not knowing how long the life-cycle will last for an
indeterminate amount of time, such as numpy-1.5 here, or
python-2.7. Lots of such items can stack up, and easily get
forgotten about, as we see here.
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On 10/03/15 17:12, Paul Hobson wrote:
You can comment on specific lines of code in the
pull request interface, but that’s not what I think you’re
describing. A better practice, IMO is to raise a
DeprecationWarning when the soon-to-be-removed code is executed.
Then you can just grep for those and get cracking.
-p
On Tue, Mar 10, 2015 at 8:51 AM OceanWolf
<juichenieder-nabb@…705… >
wrote:
Slightly
off-topic, does github allow for one to tag lines/code-blocks
with notes to the future like ``numpy1.5 removal'', similar to
tags for
issues and milestones? This would save us from trawling
through the
code looking for comments. If github does not have this
feature, do you
think github would add that as a feature if asked?
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