Notebooks 02 and 06b needed a couple of fixes. One was replacing (deprecated) "plot_height" and "plot_width" with "height" and "width". The other was an error that says "BokehUserWarning: out of range integer may result in loss of precision" and then the plot fails. This seemed to be happening because objectId is an int, but bokeh can't handle ints > 2**53-1. The solution is to convert objectId to a string.
Another fix that was needed in many places was replacing get_tap_service() with get_tap_service("tap") (due to deprecation).
There was a deprecation warning in 04a (re: "pack" method). Replaced with a simple hack, after Slack conversation with Jim Bosch convinced me that a simple replacement is not yet available.
Replace deprecated butler.getDirect() with butler.get() in a few places.
Notebooks 02 and 06b needed a couple of fixes. One was replacing (deprecated) "plot_height" and "plot_width" with "height" and "width". The other was an error that says "BokehUserWarning: out of range integer may result in loss of precision" and then the plot fails. This seemed to be happening because objectId is an int, but bokeh can't handle ints > 2**53-1. The solution is to convert objectId to a string.
Another fix that was needed in many places was replacing
get_tap_service()withget_tap_service("tap")(due to deprecation).There was a deprecation warning in 04a (re: "pack" method). Replaced with a simple hack, after Slack conversation with Jim Bosch convinced me that a simple replacement is not yet available.
Replace deprecated butler.getDirect() with butler.get() in a few places.