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hcipy: init at 0.6.0 #341906
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The commit message should start with python3Packages.
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I have adjusted the commit message and applied all requested changes. |
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@ofborg build python312Packages.hcipy |
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Tests fail on aarch64-linux
tests/test_aperture.py ................................................. [ 13%]
.............s.s.............. [ 21%]
tests/test_atmosphere.py .s.s.s.s...... [ 25%]
tests/test_config.py . [ 26%]
tests/test_coronagraphy.py ........Fatal Python error: Aborted
Please mark as broken or fix
I'm neither a developer of the project nor do I have arm64 hardware to check and debug the problem, so I can't fix it. |
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numpy, | |
numpy_1, |
Package is not compatible with 2.x, which will be the new default very soon.
This PR adds the HCIPy python library.
HCIPy is an open-source, modular Python package for high-contrast imaging on current and future telescopes.
More information available on the projects homepage.
I have successfully built the package and tested it's functionality.
This is the first time I add a Python package.
Help is really appreciated if I missed something.
Things done