- Update to 2.9.4:
* Make unyt_quantity.from_string parse ints. See PR #278. Thank you to Nahan
Goldbaum (@ngoldbaum on GitHub) for the contribution.
* TST: migrate from tox-pyenv to tox-gh-actions #344 See PR #344. Thank you
to Clément Robert (@neutrinoceros on GitHub) for the contribution.
* Correctly test string comparison depending on numpy version #358 See PR
#358. Thank you to Clément Robert (@neutrinoceros on GitHub) for the
contribution.
* Multiple fixes for unyt_quantity.from_string
- fix a bug where unyt_quantity.from_string would drop part of the unit
expression
- fix a bug where unyt_quantity.from_string would choke on unit expressions
starting with '*' or '/'
- fix a bug where unyt_quantity.from_string would choke on space-separated
unit expressions
- fix roundtrip for unyt_quantity.from_string and unyt_quantity.to_string
methods
- simplify unit regexp ('**/2' isn't a valid exponent)
- fix a bug where malformed string input would be incorrectly parsed by
unyt_quantity.from_string
- 2.9.3:
* Fix a future incompatibility with numpy 1.25 (unreleased) where comparing
unyt_array objects to non-numeric objects (e.g. strings) would cause a
crash. See PR #333. Thank you to Clément Robert (@neutrinoceros on GitHub)
and Nathan Goldbaum (@ngoldbaum on GitHub) for the contribution.
- 2.9.2:
* Fix an issue where taking powers of units was backwards-incompatible with
previous versions of unyt when the exponent is not zero. See PR #249. Thank
you to Clément Robert (@neutrinoceros on GitHub) for the contribution.
* The import time for unyt has been reduced by skipping version checking of
other packages. See PR #251. Thank you to Clément Robert (@neutrinoceros on
GitHub) for the contribution.
- 2.9.0:
* Dropped support for Python 3.6 and 3.7.
* Added support for Python 3.8, 3.9 and 3.10.
* Fix an issue where SI prefixes of the degC units would give incorrect
values in conversions. See PR #176. Thank you to Lee Johnston (@l-johnston
on GitHub) for the contribution.
* Fix an issue when using matplotlib_support, plot an empty unyt array, would
result in an error when changing units. See PR #180. Thank you to Josh
Borrow (@JBorrow on GitHub) for the contribution.
* Fix an issue where units would be printed twice in formatted strings with
an unyt_array embedded. See PR #188. Thank you to Clément Robert
(@neutrinoceros on GitHub) for the contribution.
* Add a method to parse a unyt_quantity from a string expression. See PR
#191. Thank you to Clément Robert (@neutrinoceros on GitHub) for the
contribution.
* Fix an issue where a unyt_array with dtype int8 could not be converted to a
different unit. See PR #197. Thank you to Clément Robert (@neutrinoceros on
GitHub) for the contribution.
* The import time for unyt has been reduced. See PR #199. Thank you to
Clément Robert (@neutrinoceros on GitHub) for the contribution.
* Fix an issue where taking an unyt_array or unyt_quantity to a zero power
would retain the units of the original array or quantity instead of
converting to a dimensionless array. See PR #204. Thank you to Josh Borrow
(@JBorrow on GitHub) for the contribution.
* Add support for coercing iterables of unyt_array objects with nonuniform
dimensionally equivalent units to a single unyt_array. See PR #211. Thank
you to Nathan Goldbaum (@ngoldbaum on GitHub) for the contribution.
* Add the civil engineering units pli, plf, psf, kli, klf, and ksf. See PR
#217. Thank you to @osnippet on GitHub for the contribution.
* Fix typos in constants and unit prefixes. See PR #218. Thank you to Clément
Robert (@neutrinoceros on GitHub) for the contribution.
* Fix an issue where multiplying a 1-element unyt_array would return a
unyt_quantity. See PR #225. Thank you to Clément Robert (@neutrinoceros on
GitHub) for the contribution.
* Add the Rydberg constant R_∞ and unit Ry, add the dimension
angular_frequency and the unit rpm, and increase the precision of
Avogadro's number. See PR #228.
* Fix an issue where np.divide.reduce would return incorrect units for
unyt_array instances. See PR #230. Thank you to Kyle Oman (@kyleaoman on
GitHub) for the contribution.