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Drop all instances of show() and plt.show() #66
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After a user complained about the show function causing issues on their machine, we decided the best solution was to stop calling the function, and instead have the users open the output plots in another program.
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OCWJenkins please test this |
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test this please |
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This is a reaaaaaly old PR for code that we will be deprecating soon. Unless anyone objects, can you close this PR @cgoodale? |
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After a user complained about the show function causing issues on their machine, we decided the best solution was to stop calling the function, and instead have the users open the output plots in another program.