Michael K. Wilkinson
Michael K. Wilkinson
flake8 runs on files even if they are in the exclude list. To reproduce: 1. Create a file called `.svn`. 2. Open it in Atom. 3. Change the grammar to...
I would like to be able to disable ide-python for files matching a certain Glob, a la [Linter](https://atom.io/packages/linter). For example, [snakemake](https://snakemake.readthedocs.io/en/stable/) uses a python-based language (and thus [MagicPython](https://atom.io/packages/magicpython) in Atom),...
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Add the neglected Universal Missions image and sort images according to first appearance in the lesson
**Snakemake version** 6.15.5 **Describe the bug** Subworkflows may overwrite the behavior of `shell.prefix`, causing (sub)workflows to fail. Ideally, each workflow could specify its own `shell.prefix` that applied only to its...
I would like to be able to assign a label to the value axis of a histogram, e.g., the vertical axis of a 1D histogram. (See #425.) Why: 1. The...
Adding an unweighted histogram to a weighted one simply returns the weighted histogram. Reproducer: ```python import hist assert hist.__version__ == "2.6.1" ax = hist.axis.Regular(5, 0, 5) h_d = hist.Hist(ax, storage=hist.storage.Double())...
Trying to subtract histograms with Weight() storage raises an error: ```text AttributeError: 'boost_histogram._core.hist.any_weight' object has no attribute '__isub__' ``` Reproducer: ```python import hist assert hist.__version__ == "2.6.1" ax = hist.axis.Regular(5,...
As described in #36, the weights produced by the reweighter are not normalized. As noted there, this is not incorrect, but it is undocumented. This is a critical feature that...
https://github.com/datacarpentry/python-ecology-lesson/blob/5650e975d5163a153499b64c280712ec41d83502/_episodes/02-starting-with-data.md?plain=1#L584 When making a plot, "y versus x", to me, implies a 2D plot with y on the vertical axis and x on the horizontal axis. This is [clearly](https://github.com/datacarpentry/python-ecology-lesson/blob/gh-pages/_extras/guide.md?plain=1#L157) not...