Quicklook: Do something (not something smart) if there are unmatched celestial axes #140
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Plotting a PV diagram resulted in this traceback:
so instead let's use
imshow
for now.This is an outstanding bug, though - there needs to be a sensible way to plot a celestial axis. In this particular case, we need smarter slicing: the axis needs to be marked as a celestial axis that doesn't need a partner. In the more general case, we just need the pixel scale and should revert to the
OFFSET
WCS type used in pvextractor.