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The most recent commit failed, despite the only change being a tutorial. How could that happen? I am investigating! My first guess would be a dependency change, but we have a matrix of astropy/specutils/python dependencies that all went from passing to failing. It's not numpy because that was the same between the two passing and failing commits. Strange!
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Something appears to have broken with astropy units between commit 3221bcf and the current HEAD. A workaround for @joelburke02 was to checkout this older commit.
Ah-ha! I have found the problem. The upstream dependency gwcs caused a breaking change between version 0.16 and 0.17. The problem was identified in this astropy issue: astropy/specutils#898
As a workaround I have pinned the gwcs dependency, and in the process also pinned the ndcube dependency. We'll want to revisit these choices as the upstreams get changed. Closing for now!
The most recent commit failed, despite the only change being a tutorial. How could that happen? I am investigating! My first guess would be a dependency change, but we have a matrix of astropy/specutils/python dependencies that all went from passing to failing. It's not numpy because that was the same between the two passing and failing commits. Strange!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: