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Merge pull request #67 from leofang/fix_get_images
Make get_fastccd_images() work again
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@leofang sorry to bother you. Thank you for fixing this. I see you switched from the generator method. Back to a previous method. Did you do any investigation or just quickly did something that would get things working again?
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get_images()
is on it's way to be deprecated but it did a bit of extra logic to sticky-tape together mulitple runs.02686ed
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No worries, Andi! Tom is right. This is just a hot-fix to make things work. When
get_images()
is fully deprecated, csxtools will need to be updated accordingly. It will require some effort (more than patching) I imagine.02686ed
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That is good to know. I tried to use
.data()
method in my notebook (as per the bluesky software documentation) and it doesn't work - which is why the hot-fix was required. Are we ultimately moving away from.data()
as well (all catalogues)? Or do we need to think about some very low level changes. Recommendations on how to proceed are welcome.