pypa:pywwt 0.25.0

pypa:pywwt 0.25.0 (2024-12-29)

• Support selection of which WCS solution to use in FITS files that contain
  multiple solutions (#378, @pkgw). One HDU can contain multiple sets of WCS
  parameters stored using different single-letter "keys", and this is now
  specifiable as the keyword argument wcs_key to
  LayerManager.add_image_layer(). This functionality increases the toasty
  version requirement to 0.20 or newer, since that is where the underlying
  support is implemented.
• Properly handle integer-valued images that use the BLANK keyword (#378,
  @pkgw). The reproject library currently has a bug in how it handles these
  (see [reproject#475]; it might be Astropy's fault). That should get fixed, but
  in the meantime, we can work around it here.

Both of these changes support handling the FITS images that come out of DASCH
Data Release 7.

The DOI of this release is 10.5281/zenodo.14572987.

pypa:pywwt 0.24.2

pypa:pywwt 0.24.2 (2024-06-25)

• Fix compatibility with Numpy 2.0 (#377, @pkgw). It appears that we only
  need one small change to achieve this.

The DOI of this release is 10.5281/zenodo.12536733.

pypa:pywwt 0.24.1

pypa:pywwt 0.24.1 (2024-05-21)

No code changes from the prior release; the PyPI upload needs to be
re-attempted.

The DOI of this release is 10.5281/zenodo.11236314.

pypa:pywwt 0.24.0

pypa:pywwt 0.24.0 (2024-05-21)

• Add an API to allow refreshing of the engine's tile cache (#375, @Carifio24).
  This is not something that should be needed in any kind of regular usage, but
  for long-lived applications that want to avoid page reloads, it can provide
  an emergency means to unstick the data flow.
• Only require qtpy if one of the Qt options is enabled (#376, @Carifio24).
• Update Jupyter install requirements (#370, @Carifio24).
• Re-enable DOI registration (#371, @pkgw). The Cranko Zenodo support has been
  updated to work with the new Zenodo API contracts.

The DOI of this release is 10.5281/zenodo.10385538.

npm:pywwt 1.8.0

npm:pywwt 1.8.0 (2024-05-21)

• Require version 0.17 of the research app, which adds an API for refreshing
  the tile cache (#375, @Carifio24).

pypa:pywwt 0.23.0

pypa:pywwt 0.23.0 (2023-11-28)

• Update the Jupyter widget implementation to use ES6 class syntax (#368,
  @Carifio24). This should fix up compatibility with the 8.x series of
  ipywidgets.

We have temporarily disabled DOI registration with this release (#369, @pkgw).
The associated release artifacts will report (obviously) bogus DOIs. This is due
to a recent major update to Zenodo, which seems to have broken their APIs. Our
Cranko release automation tool has not yet been updated to handle the new
system. We intend to address that soon, but we have internal motivations to get
this release out soon (see above), so we are going ahead without the Zenodo
deposition.

npm:pywwt 1.7.0

npm:pywwt 1.7.0 (2023-11-28)

• Update the Jupyter widget implementation to use ES6 class syntax (#368,
  @Carifio24). This should fix up compatibility with the 8.x series of
  ipywidgets.

pypa:pywwt 0.22.0

pypa:pywwt 0.22.0 (2023-09-15)

• When using the bundled version of the WWT research app, make sure that we pull
  in the new ESM-based WebGL rendering engine, by requiring the 0.16.x version
  series of the research app (#366, #367, @pkgw). This shouldn't lead to any
  user-visible changes (or even developer-visible ones), but in an effort to
  smoke out any oversights, we take this step to help ensure that we're using
  the new code.
• Various sponsorship branding updates (#364, #366, @pkgw).
• Various build system and CI/CD improvements (#362, #363, @pkgw)

npm:pywwt 1.6.0

npm:pywwt 1.6.0 (2023-09-15)

• Require the new ESM-based engine through the 0.16.x series of the research app
  (#366, @pkgw). This shouldn't lead to any user-visible changes (or even
  developer-visible ones), but in an effort to smoke out any oversights, we take
  this step to ensure that we're using the new code. This change also brings in
  a few sponsorship branding updates.

pypa:pywwt 0.21.0

pypa:pywwt 0.21.0 (2023-07-28)

• Update pywwt to work with version 7 of the Jupyter notebook package (#356,
  @Carifio24, @pkgw). This new version is a major update on the Jupyter side,
  but it is only used in a few minor places within pywwt. The pywwt package
  should remain compatible with older versions of notebook.
• Fix pywwt’s default ecliptic grid color to match the engine (#356,
  @Carifio24).