Closed steveberardi closed 3 months ago
@EsatAkkasoglu - I'm getting ready to release the next version of Starplot, and there's some big changes, so I'd greatly appreciate any thoughts or concerns you have with the changes in this PR cause I know you're actively using Starplot for a project -- there's a pre-release version on PyPI (starplot==0.9.0b
) if you wanna check it out. Thanks!!
Hi Steve
I will then pull in the latest commits from the v0.9.0 branch.
I have done some work on printing a planisphere calendar ring but I don't think it will be ready in time. But I can do that for the next release.
I also did some work on not printing things that are not visible. So will check if that fits in with your latest changes.
Kind regards, Ronnie
On Mon, 4 Mar 2024, 15:02 Steve Berardi, @.***> wrote:
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I have done some work on printing a planisphere calendar ring but I don't think it will be ready in time. But I can do that for the next release.
that'd be awesome 👍 I'm planning to work a lot on label issues for v0.10.0 so the calendar ring for zenith plots would fit in well :)
@bathoorn when I merged this PR last night, I was hoping it would've added you as a "Contributor" on the GH repository page, but it didn't 😞 I'm guessing cause I did a "Squash & Merge" -- GH did add you as a contributor on the release page though 🤔
Anyway, I apologize. I greatly appreciate the contribution you made for this release, so just wanted to make sure you were recognized on the repo. If you want, I think you could open a PR to main from your fork and when I merge that it'll add you as a contributor. You could just add an empty file or comment or something in the PR.
No worries, thanks for the heads up!
And my plan is to work on the calendar ring for the planisphere. So there will be other contributions where we can get it to work :)
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@bathoorn https://github.com/bathoorn when I merged this PR last night, I was hoping it would've added you as a "Contributor" on the GH repository page, but it didn't 😞 I'm guessing cause I did a "Squash & Merge" -- GH did add you as a contributor on the release page though 🤔
Anyway, I apologize. I greatly appreciate the contribution you made for this release, so just wanted to make sure you were recognized on the repo. If you want, I think you could open a PR to main from your fork and when I merge that it'll add you as a contributor. You could just add an empty file or comment or something in the PR.
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@bathoorn sounds good, thanks so much for your understanding!
Summary
visible
style property and instead now you control what is plotted by calling functions on the plot (e.g.p.stars(mag=8)
) to be more consistent with other plotting frameworks and allow more control over what's plotted and how. For example, now you can do things like plotting very bright stars with a different marker (and sizes, etc) than dimmer stars.Preview
Docs ➡️ https://archives.starplot.dev/0.9.0b/