Version 1.0

[zain-sohail]

All changes are added to #437 before we finally merge to main

Breaking changes

• Drop 3.8 and update to 3.9-3.12 #368
  (Only issue with dask left to resolve. See Update dask version #448)

• Energy calibration bias shift #411

• change binning factors from n to 2^n tof_binning as actual binning values #173
  Tof binning as actual binning values #451

• Move n_cores out of binning and into core #404
  PR Tof binning as actual binning values #451

• (Unified) schema for the config file #302
  Ties in with Unify axis naming and definition #138 and pydantic models which were somewhat done in complete config model for flash/SXP loaders #330

• FlashLoader refactor bugs
  Refactored flashloader can't normalize data #459

Not breaking but should be done

• Change version to v1.0
• Update documentation workflow and Move documentation to new repo to handle multiple sed versions #452

Nice to haves

• Implement Logging instead of prints #249
• Processor Info Panel: an informative printout of the processor class #268 which requires Implement __len__ for loaders #457 first
• Catch illegal kwds arguments #363

[rettigl]

@zain-sohail Some of the tutorial notebooks right now show some of the figures cut off, because the column width of the docs page is limited. This mostly affects the Flash tutorials. Could you fix this, i.e. limit the figure sizes? For possible sizes, look at the mpes examples.

[zain-sohail]

@zain-sohail Some of the tutorial notebooks right now show some of the figures cut off, because the column width of the docs page is limited. This mostly affects the Flash tutorials. Could you fix this, i.e. limit the figure sizes? For possible sizes, look at the mpes examples.

Could you show me an example? The figures in v1 docs all look shrunk to me, and seem to fit.

[rettigl]

Could you show me an example? The figures in v1 docs all look shrunk to me, and seem to fit.
This is how it looks like for me (Firefox):

[zain-sohail]

That's interesting:

I checked on another laptop:

Perhaps it has to do with resolution. I can set it to another aspect ratio but I am not sure which is universal.

[zain-sohail]

I checked with another monitor and indeed the issue you speak of arises. It seems that this is resolution dependent and I doubt we can achieve an ideal scenario for all monitors.

[rettigl]

I checked with another monitor and indeed the issue you speak of arises. It seems that this is resolution dependent and I doubt we can achieve an ideal scenario for all monitors.

It only affects figures that are too wide. If we reduce the width for all figures to 6 or so, it does fit. See the mpes notebooks, where I did this already.