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ericpre
commented on June 19, 2024
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Sorry, if we were careless in breaking the API in a patch release, lumispy's structure was not well settled and there was some significant changes recently and now we hope that we have a solid base. It means that further intentional API breakage shouldn't occur in the future!
In my opinion, there are a lot of low hanging fruits in lumispy in term of implementing more convenience functions for background removal, model fitting specialised for raman data, etc. so there is room for "easy" and very useful contributions. Please don't hesitate to get in touch, we can provide help and guidance when reviewing!
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0Hughman0
commented on June 19, 2024
Hmmm, looking a bit more, it seems I had some sort of pre-release version of lumispy installed because I just tried to manually get version 0.1.0 from pip and the API is different to the on I had before (which was also labelled 0.1.0).
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jlaehne
commented on June 19, 2024
Yes, you must have had a pre-release version directly from github - I think before releasing v0.1.0 we did not add a dev ending to the version number on github. Sorry for the confusion.
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Related Issues (20)
- Added Read the Docs support HOT 26
- Docstring formatting in RTD HOT 11
- Transient signal classes HOT 3
- LumiSpy v0.2 HOT 2
- Create a `remove_background_signal` function HOT 1
- Extend functionality of crop_edges HOT 3
- Implementation of Spectroscopy File Readers HOT 18
- Increase coverage HOT 2
- Webhook failing HOT 3
- Adding an interactive way to slice HS over a wavelength range, and view the result spatially! HOT 12
- Consolidate axis conversion codes
- Failure with numpy 1.24.dev
- Slicing of energy/wavenumber signal with isig fails
- Failure with numpy dev HOT 1
- Documentation is broken HOT 3
- Azure tests failing HOT 2
- Find maximum and width of a peak HOT 1
- Reminder: Change doc-links to sphinx
- Fix test for `remove_spikes` HOT 4
- Setting a variance model in the lumispy object after Jacobian transform HOT 4
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