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When inputting a phase into the phase list that does not exist in the TDB, attempting to use this list in, e.g., binplot() results in the not-terribly-useful error message: KeyError: . It's fairly easy to figure out, but it would be nice if there were a check or a message like "this phase does not exist in the TDB."
If I come across additional places for more helpful messages, I'll update this until it's closed.
Update: Also, there should be an error message for the bug in issue #116, instead of silently calculating the wrong free energy.
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…#130)
Fixes a bug revealed by NumPy `1.19` where assigning arrays with extra dimensions of size 1 were not automatically broadcasted. The solution was to avoid using sympy.Matrix, which introduced additional dimensions that were difficult to reason about. Extended discussion can be found on pycalphadgh-130 and closespycalphadgh-129
When inputting a phase into the phase list that does not exist in the TDB, attempting to use this list in, e.g., binplot() results in the not-terribly-useful error message: KeyError: . It's fairly easy to figure out, but it would be nice if there were a check or a message like "this phase does not exist in the TDB."
If I come across additional places for more helpful messages, I'll update this until it's closed.
Update: Also, there should be an error message for the bug in issue #116, instead of silently calculating the wrong free energy.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: