Hi folks,
We used to have a weekly PR triage meeting, but then, we stopped
having one! I have re-created one, set up for 9:30AM Central time on
Fridays for the next couple weeks. They worked really well while we
did them. I've also left it be a bit long so that if there's any
non-PR-triage work we can or should do, we can do that too.
I know this isn't ideal for West Coast folks, but I'd be happy to set
up another one as well. Looking forward to seeing you! The
invitation is copied below, and there's a link to a URL that will add
it to your calendar. I'll try (but will likely forget) to send out
reminders.
Best,
Matt
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Hi folks,
I posted this as a comment on #2172, but I wanted to note it here.
Right now the holdup for merging yt-4 into master is the answer
testing. We actually would not expect the answers to be the same
between the two (at the very least because the ordering of values will
be different) so we need to do some kind of manually inspection.
My plan for addressing answer testing differences, which I will start
by doing manually:
* All grid and octree data should have either the same, or
justifiably different answers. In my view, "justifiably different"
includes unit changes, and also includes changes as a result of
particles being selected on edges of grid boundaries. These will be
documented. (See #2195 )
* Results for all data selections in SPH and particle datasets should
be identical in count and values, although the order will likely be
different. To address this, we will have a "sorting order" field that
is the morton index of the particles, and the values will be sorted
and compared. This should help to identify situations where different
numbers of particles are being selected (typically they should not be,
except for situations related to smoothing length.)
* Manual inspection of visualizations that avoid meshing in 4.0 and
that utilize meshing in 3.x.
I believe this should cover most of the cases, and will take to the
next step of verification. To conduct these tests, I'm going to work
on a script that outputs the appropriate values into an HDF5 file, and
then compare the results for both. This will be somewhat distinct from
the answer testing and designed for ease of exploration.
Once I have a system prepared for this, I will post back here, and I
will likely put the results online to view.
-Matt
Hello!
I've been working on a PR (https://github.com/yt-project/yt/pull/2286) that converts yt's testing framework from nose to pytest. I believe that it's mostly ready to go, so I was writing to see what everyone's thoughts on this change are, if there is any feedback on my implementation, and if anyone would be willing to help review it, since there are quite a few changes. Thanks, and have a good weekend!
-Jared
Hi all,
It looks like when I originally set up appveyor for yt a few years ago I
did it incorrectly under my own github account instead of under the
yt-project organization.
There are instructions for how to sign up for an organization account on
appveyor here:
https://www.appveyor.com/docs/team-setup/#setting-up-appveyor-account-for...
Someone (not me, I'm not sure which e-mail to use) will need to follow
those instructions to set up a yt-project account on appveyor using an
e-mail address controlled by the project or a project maintainer. Once that
is set up you'll be able to update the webhook on the yt-project org to
point at the new test setup on the yt-project appveyor account.
Sorry for setting this up in a bad way and sorry for any confusion this has
caused, I honestly didn't realize until now that this was an issue.
-Nathan
Hi everyone,
This might be a real hot take, but I'd like to propose getting rid of the
install script. Below are a few reasons I think this is a good idea:
- yt can be reliably installed straight from pip or conda. Even installing
from source can be done reliably with "pip install -e ." assuming you have
pip. This has all been true for quite some time.
- The install script needs to be maintained. It's currently 718 lines long,
still has options for installing mercurial, rockstar, etc.
I will happily back down if anyone feels particularly attached to it, but I
think the combination of the above two points makes it more trouble than
it's worth.
Comments encouraged!
Britton
Hi folks,
I wrote up a reasonably short YTEP about why and how we could use the
traitlets library in some particular places in yt:
https://github.com/yt-project/ytep/pull/8
I look forward to comments and discussion!
-Matt
Greetings!
We have created google calendar to keep track of yt project-related events.
We'll post team meetings, workshops, or other events when people from yt
are getting together. If you'd like to view it or add to your own calendar
click here
<https://calendar.google.com/calendar?cid=ZjJsaGJhcXAzcGRkY2xmNjRvN3RkNDBk...>
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Britton
Hi everyone,
We'll have a yt team meeting this Thursday 9/12 at 3pm BST (10am EDT). I'll
post a link to the hangout on slack when it begins. The steering committee
members will be there, but all are welcome to participate.
Thanks!
Britton
