UKSP May Nugget

[Stuart Mumford]

Hello all,

SunPy is the subject of this months UKSP Nugget, which is nice publicity
for the project.

http://www.uksolphys.org/?p=10990

Stuart

[Jack Ireland]

What version of astropy are you running in that example?  I have 1.0.4 and it doesn't have the furlong unit.

Stuart

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[Drew Leonard]

1.1.2. Must be a recent addition I suppose.

Drew

[Jack Ireland]

Ok, that explains it.  The py27 conda install of astropy is at 1.0.4.

[Shih, Albert Y. (GSFC-6710)]

Hi, Jack,

     Update your conda/Anaconda?  conda should distribute Astropy 1.1.2, which I’ve actually downgraded from to avoid a bug.

 

Albert

[Stuart Mumford]

This was not the discussion I was expecting!!

[Shih, Albert Y. (GSFC-6710)]

Hi, Stuart,

     Ha ha, indeed!

     Yup, it’s great to have SunPy shown off!  My primary quibble is that I don’t like that the AIA roll image is the only example of the Map class because the displayed axes labels are very confusing.

 

Albert

[Stuart Mumford]

While I agree, I like using that example as it shows off the unique selling point of SunPy that it can handle data with fun and exciting projections and rotations like that.

Stuart

[Jack Ireland]

I ran

conda update conda

and then

conda update --all

Astropy updated to 1.0.4

But,

conda update astropy

updated astropy to 1.1.2

Jack