A previous implementation of the keplerian function was returning NaN values for t=0 and M0=0. This has been corrected (in commit a39820f). Need to check if the other keplerian functions (like keplerian_et, etc) have the same problem. @ThomasBaycroft, would you be able to check this? There are some tests here that could help.
At the same time, I changed the binding code so that keplerian returns a numpy array, but that seems to have been reverted (link), so need to double check it as well.
[ ] check that keplerian does not return NaNs
[ ] check that other keplerians don't return NaNs
[ ] check that keplerian returns a numpy array to Python
A previous implementation of the
keplerianfunction was returning NaN values fort=0andM0=0. This has been corrected (in commit a39820f). Need to check if the other keplerian functions (likekeplerian_et, etc) have the same problem. @ThomasBaycroft, would you be able to check this? There are some tests here that could help.At the same time, I changed the binding code so that
keplerianreturns a numpy array, but that seems to have been reverted (link), so need to double check it as well.kepleriandoes not return NaNskeplerians don't return NaNskeplerianreturns a numpy array to Python