Israel Martinez

**Describe the bug** The slice operator (`__getitem__`) produces incorrect results in some cases for the class `GCXS`. **To Reproduce** I found this error working with a large matrix. This is...

It seems to be an issue with versioneer I'm getting the same issue as described here https://github.com/pydata/pandas-datareader/issues/969

In various applications --e.g. convolving a detector response with a spectrum-- it would be desirable for functions to return the analytical integral within a range when possible. Even when analytics...

Astromodels fails to install on new setuptools versions (I'm using 70.0.0) unless you specify `pip install --use-pep517` As explained [here](https://github.com/pypa/pip/issues/11566) this is due to an issue when using `setup_requires` In...

ThreeML and astromodels currently configure the loggers through the setup_logger functions: https://github.com/threeML/threeML/blob/7a16580d9d5ed57166e3b1eec3d4fccd3eeef1eb/threeML/io/logging.py#L392 and https://github.com/threeML/astromodels/blob/df43e68c147c36fd760a589d6223ddc35fb27cbe/astromodels/utils/logging.py#L196 ThreeML and astromodels are general purpose libraries that are imported within larger applications. The Python documentation...

Sources and Model that are different to each other compare to True

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**PLEASE FOLLOW THE TEMPLATE** **Describe the bug** The `==` operator returns `True` when comparing two `Model` or `Source` objects that are in fact different. **To Reproduce** ```python from astromodels import...

SpatialTemplate_2D, ExtendedSource and default units

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The default solid angles unit for `ExtendedSource` are 1/deg^2. This is mentioned in the documentation, and in the code they are set [here](https://github.com/threeML/astromodels/blob/d2439e1bd2b4c9432f40f177bfb91cf319f17a37/astromodels/sources/extended_source.py#L85), based on the default units defined [here](https://github.com/threeML/astromodels/blob/cc38f1811c95d1e74c158ffbc2dea5512186dd6d/astromodels/core/units.py#L17)....

Fix Disk_on_sphere.evaluate() call with units

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@PreisTo pointed out in the #238 that the following code using `dev` (d756924772c1f30134417e10f09d2ce99b589b19) returns an unexpected result: ``` from astromodels.sources import ExtendedSource from astromodels.functions import Disk_on_sphere, Powerlaw import astropy.units as...