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Fixes for failures when using astropy develop. #482
Fixes for failures when using astropy develop. #482
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- Coverage 74.73% 72.76% -1.98%
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- Hits 4840 4712 -128
- Misses 1636 1764 +128
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@mperrin @shanosborne I am not sure who should review this PR. |
@nden Will do! @shanosborne are you able to review this for a quick turnaround? |
The test failures are likely due to the numpy 1.22 changes, see numpy/numpy#19478. These changes can cause minor numerical, which may require updating the tolerances used for It maybe possible to disable some cpu features instead, see astropy/astropy#12684 for details. |
Ping to get attention to this issue. |
Hi @nden and @WilliamJamieson - thanks for the ping. @shanosborne said she's available to take a look at this today. (She was out last week; thanks for your patience) |
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This change fixes the astropy develop issue and the test_rotations
failures in the CI are unrelated to this PR so I can fix them separately and not hold this PR up. This is good to go.
Currently,
poppy
is causing failures in thejwst
development dependencies CI. These failures are due to a change in the some of the APIs inastropy
introduced by the merger of PR astropy/astropy#12633. This PR resolves these issues, allowingpoppy
to properly work with the current state of theastropy
develop branch.