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Find out how to register a fits reader/writer in python 3.... #36

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mwcraig opened this issue Apr 10, 2014 · 4 comments
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Find out how to register a fits reader/writer in python 3.... #36

mwcraig opened this issue Apr 10, 2014 · 4 comments

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mwcraig commented Apr 10, 2014

Travis builds on #35 are failing in python 3 because the fits reader and the meta in ccddata use iteritems, which went away in python 3. six provides a workaround.
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mwcraig commented Apr 10, 2014

This might be a virtuous thing to do, but I'm not convinced it is causing the travis fails...

@mwcraig mwcraig changed the title Use six iterate over dictionaries Find out how to register a fits reader/writer in python 3.... Apr 11, 2014
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mwcraig commented Apr 11, 2014

The issue has something to do with the registry system getting confused in python 3, I think because I'm using the name 'fits' when registering the reader and there is already a 'fits' registered? Maybe? astropy-dev to the rescue, I hope.

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mwcraig commented Apr 11, 2014

Filed an issue at astropy/astropy#2312

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mwcraig commented Apr 22, 2014

Fixed in astropy/astropy#2322 which will land in 0.3.2.

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