The protection.ra769_limits function returns an astropy.table.Table object containing RAS threshold values with units attached. Unfortunately, there was a bug in the Column implementation of Table, which allowed logarithmic units to be set, but one could not retrieve them properly (the .unit property works, but not .quantity). This has been fixed recently (see astropy/astropy#8424), but was not released yet. Once the new astropy version is released, the pycraf documentation should be updated to highlight the fact.
The documentation regarding the protection.ra769_limits should be improved anyway, recommending to actually make use of the units in the returned Table object. Many people (myself included) often just use the numbers and attach the units manually. Another option could be to return a astropy.table.QTable directly, the rows of which are astropy.units.Quantity objects.
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protection.ra769_limitsfunction returns anastropy.table.Tableobject containing RAS threshold values with units attached. Unfortunately, there was a bug in theColumnimplementation ofTable, which allowed logarithmic units to be set, but one could not retrieve them properly (the.unitproperty works, but not.quantity). This has been fixed recently (see astropy/astropy#8424), but was not released yet. Once the newastropyversion is released, thepycrafdocumentation should be updated to highlight the fact.The documentation regarding the
protection.ra769_limitsshould be improved anyway, recommending to actually make use of the units in the returnedTableobject. Many people (myself included) often just use the numbers and attach the units manually. Another option could be to return aastropy.table.QTabledirectly, the rows of which areastropy.units.Quantityobjects.