Remove print on import. The print comes all the way from this class - which I think is great to have when you are actually using this function - but otherwise doesn't make sense.
Do this by caching the NestCalc object only when the function is called (with the default arguments).
Before
Run python -c "import nestpy; print(nestpy); print('bye bye')"
*** Detector definition message ***
You are currently using the default XENON10 template detector.
<module 'nestpy' from '/opt/hostedtoolcache/Python/3.8.14/x64/lib/python3.8/site-packages/nestpy/__init__.py'>
bye bye
After
Run python -c "import nestpy; print(nestpy); print('bye bye')"
<module 'nestpy' from '/opt/hostedtoolcache/Python/3.8.14/x64/lib/python3.8/site-packages/nestpy/__init__.py'>
bye bye
Looking at some of the changes made there it looks like a different route was chosen than the testing suite provided by the setup.py, fine by me - probably would be good to disable that route altogether to avoid confusion.
Just to test that the desired behavior is re-established, I committed 7961b7e.
Remove warning on import + restart github tests
As the title states, we add two small fixes/patches:
Remove warning on import
Remove print on import. The print comes all the way from this class - which I think is great to have when you are actually using this function - but otherwise doesn't make sense.
Do this by caching the NestCalc object only when the function is called (with the default arguments).
Before
After
Reactivate testing
Seems like testing was disabled in https://github.com/NESTCollaboration/nestpy/pull/93
Looking at some of the changes made there it looks like a different route was chosen than the testing suite provided by the
setup.py, fine by me - probably would be good to disable that route altogether to avoid confusion.Just to test that the desired behavior is re-established, I committed 7961b7e.