Closed taldcroft closed 1 year ago
I also confirmed that python setup.py build_ext --inplace
still worked for the local build (though I don't know if that is supported or not).
I think this is really ready now. All the testing has been redone with the penultimate version, prior to the last commit that just fixed the module docstring.
I had not noticed commits by @jeanconn and got a conflict. Since there were two commits that seemed to do the same thing and one was a merge commit, I just force pushed my new version over those.
If that was just https://github.com/sot/chandra_time/pull/55 seems fine.
Right, yes it was #55... I have a gut reaction against any merge commits in a PR and didn't stop to wonder where that came from really.
OK, so we should probably talk at some point about best practices then? Because I thought doing a PR against yours was the most "polite" way to move things forward without creating conflicts (and let you do the merge as control over content), but that didn't work.
A PR on the PR is OK. I would never have even noticed if I had synced the branch prior to making a new commit locally.
In astropy development seeing a merge in the commit history almost always means there is a problem but I got impatient here and didn't stop to think.
Still awaiting approval or other comments.
Description
Basically the same as https://github.com/sot/Ska.Sun/pull/22.
The only difference here is that this package has a cython compiled package so that needs to be handled. I was unable to find the incantation that would get the cython-compiled module to build and install in
Chandra.Time
, but importing fromchandra_time._axTime3
should be fine since thechandra_time
package always built and installed alongsideChandra.Time
.This PR also makes a few minor updates to the docs, in particular a note that
DateTime
is deprecated in favor ofCxoTime
.Requires https://github.com/sot/testr/pull/46.
Interface impacts
Testing
Unit tests
Independent check of unit tests by [REVIEWER NAME]
Functional tests
Build
Install manifest (sans pycache files)
Test
Build docs
No errors/warnings and the output HTML looked fine.