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Now that I'm at it, might as well update the docs on the IRSA dust extinction service.

The IRSA server changed the returned results, which now includes
Schlegel and Finkbeiner next to SFD, and includes a few more filters.
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I gather the examples were out of date? Are the tests still OK? I'm a little confused by this; did something change upstream at IRSA?

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@keflavich Yes, sorry, the PR comment isn't that clear. But see the (extended) commit message itself: the IRSA server has changed, and the returned data contains a bunch of extra columns and rows.

The Travis build & test seems to be happy (though I'm not sure if this example is doc-tested anyway, since the resulting URL is variable).

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@evertrol no, we don't run the doctests, in part because they require running a remote query, and in part because there are many queries that are not expected to return consistent results. Anyway, thanks, this looks good.

keflavich added a commit that referenced this pull request Oct 22, 2015
@keflavich keflavich merged commit 89da133 into astropy:master Oct 22, 2015
@evertrol evertrol deleted the update/irsa_dust_docs branch March 2, 2016 04:16
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