| 7 May 2017 |
 @bsipocz:matrix.org | @ayushjadav: we do the testing usually with python setup.py test from the source directory
http://docs.astropy.org/en/latest/development/testguide.html#running-tests
| 14:41:11 |
 @gitter_ayushyadav:matrix.org | @bsipocz Ok, I was unaware of this. Thanks, I will start familiarizing myself with this and get some small tests done on my system. Meanwhile, I am also going through vizier right now. | 14:44:26 |
| @bsipocz:matrix.org | Usually all the dev setup is done the same way as astropy's, e.g. installing the dev version http://docs.astropy.org/en/latest/development/workflow/get_devel_version.html?highlight=%22setup.py%20develop%22#activate-the-development-version-of-astropy | 14:44:45 |
| @bsipocz:matrix.org | reading through the astropy dev guide is a good starting point. Some things may be outdated, if find any of those, please feel free to open a PR. | 14:47:51 |
| @bsipocz:matrix.org | It's actually very difficult to write these kind of docs by someone very familiar with the content, and having a new pair of eyes is super helpful to make things clearer | 14:48:36 |
| @bsipocz:matrix.org | Also you can create a new env the same way as it's done in the travis file. There basically a brand new conda env is created and only the dependencies of astroquery is installed. | 14:49:31 |
| @bsipocz:matrix.org | then python setup.py test is run with various settings | 14:49:50 |
| 8 May 2017 |
|  @gitter_pllim:matrix.org set a profile picture. | 12:36:55 |
| @gitter_pllim:matrix.org | @AyushYadav , if you enable Travis CI webhook on your fork of Astroquery, you can also kick off Mac/Linux CI on your feature branch before opening a PR. Same goes for coveralls, I think. Hooking Appveyor requires an extra step of Appveyor help call to enable some sort of Windows thingy for your fork if you want that as well. But I think Travis should be sufficient on your own fork, as Python is usually OS agnostic, and coveralls probably not very accurate for Astroquery remote stuff. So: STEP 1 - local setup.py test --remote-data, STEP 2 - Travis on own fork, STEP 3 - open PR. | 12:36:55 |
| 5 Jun 2017 |
| @gitter_ayushyadav:matrix.org | @bsi | 14:35:56 |
| @gitter_ayushyadav:matrix.org | @pllim @keflavich @bsipocz I have sent you all a mail regarding the NOAO API that was released earlier today. Have a look at the link of their [client side API] (https://github.com/noao-datalab/datalab-client) for developing the module based on this. | 14:38:39 |
| @gitter_ayushyadav:matrix.org | (edited) ... side API] (https://github.com/noao-datalab/datalab-client) for ... => ... side API](https://github.com/noao-datalab/datalab-client) for ... | 14:39:13 |
| @bsipocz:matrix.org | ayadav: sounds good. As Adam said, it would be great to have a WIP PR for discussion, even if it doesn't do much we can see the skaleton, etc. | 14:55:37 |
 @gitter_keflavich:matrix.org | AyushYadav: you here? | 22:17:13 |
| @gitter_ayushyadav:matrix.org | yeah | 22:21:17 |
| @gitter_keflavich:matrix.org | noao is doing something pretty weird indeed | 22:21:55 |
| @gitter_ayushyadav:matrix.org | Did you see that network console page for the POST query. | 22:22:30 |
| @gitter_keflavich:matrix.org | in principle this should work: | 22:22:37 |
| @gitter_keflavich:matrix.org | result1 = S.post('http://archive.noao.edu/search/send_simple_query', data={'ra':148.888, 'dec':69.065, 'searchbox':30.0,}) | 22:22:39 |
| @gitter_keflavich:matrix.org | result2 = S.post('http://archive.noao.edu/search/list_resources') | 22:22:39 |
| @gitter_keflavich:matrix.org | but it doesn't. | 22:22:42 |
| @gitter_keflavich:matrix.org | what network console page? | 22:22:56 |
| @gitter_ayushyadav:matrix.org | I am referring to the Network tab in the Dev tools. | 22:23:50 |
| @gitter_ayushyadav:matrix.org | I used POSTMAN (a client to test and run various types of web requests easily) but it is also failing to reproduce the results that we are getting on the page. | 22:24:38 |
| @gitter_keflavich:matrix.org | I'm not familiar with POSTMAN | 22:27:26 |
| @gitter_keflavich:matrix.org | but I am using the network tab in Chrome's inspector | 22:27:34 |
| @gitter_ayushyadav:matrix.org | So how do you explain the way this query is working? Because it is not clear to me what is happening here. | 22:28:30 |
| @gitter_keflavich:matrix.org | not easily | 22:29:19 |
| @gitter_keflavich:matrix.org | they are doing something incorrect. | 22:29:24 |
| @gitter_keflavich:matrix.org | the first very weird thing is that requests is interacting… wrongly… with the page. | 22:29:48 |
