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The code in plot.labeled_waterfall was updated to ensure that phase-wrapped LSTs are labeled correctly and was implemented in a way such that Fourier modes are still plotted symmetrically without issue. These updates should remove the issues that cropped up with the previous implementation.
The note added is a brief discussion on subtle, seemingly buggy, behavior around plotting data with phase wrapped LSTs. It provides tips to users who may not be very familiar with UVData objects and the issue of appropriately extracting unique phase-wrapped LSTs without messing up the ordering of the LST array.
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This PR fixes a silent bug in
plot.labeled_waterfall: prior to this update, the LST axis ticklabels were incorrect when the provided LSTs were wrapped. For example, if the LST array started at 23 hours and ended at 5 hours, then the plotting function would have listed the LST values as ranging from 5 hours to 23 hours, rather than wrapping from 23 hours to 5 hours--this update fixes that problem.