unit refactor and rebranding are approaching ready to go

Hi all, After our successful sprint today on rebranding, we've implemented most or all of the changes in YTEP-0017, which primarily amounts of moving fields and field detection up to static outputs, along with all the data objects and changing names from .h to .index and whatnot. We have not yet implemented YTEP-0019, which is making "import yt" do what we use "yt.mods" for now, but it's on its way. The remaining items for rebranding are listed in this card: https://trello.com/c/AlU0lac3/2-rebranding None are blockers for acceptance, I think. The remaining blockers for merging unitrefactor into mainline yt-3.0 are the red ones on these boards: https://trello.com/b/HCLLFxEE/documentation https://trello.com/b/yv7o0dTp/unit-refactor In essence, it's the remaining frontends and the SPH smoothing docs. Orange cards are blockers to a 3.0 release. The pull request for rebranding is here: https://bitbucket.org/MatthewTurk/yt/pull-request/85/rebranding This may cause problems, although we have attempted to retain backwards compatibility. The test suite passes except for the three frontends that have not been converted to unitrefactor. To test, run this: hg pull -r rebranding http://bitbucket.org/MatthewTurk/yt-units hg up rebranding you may need to force a rebuild. Please report problems on the PR; if you find something that needs doing, add a card on Trello. The plan is to finish up the unit refactor documentation (SPH smoothign is the only remaining blocker), the rebranding testing, and then merge en masse into the main yt-3.0 branch in yt_analysis/yt . -Matt
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Matthew Turk