FIX: revert part of #11770 #13131
FIX: revert part of #11770 #13131
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| SEC_PER_DAY = SEC_PER_HOUR * HOURS_PER_DAY | ||
| SEC_PER_WEEK = SEC_PER_DAY * DAYS_PER_WEEK | ||
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| MUSECONDS_PER_DAY = 1e6 * SEC_PER_DAY |
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@tacaswell Are all these constants needed? (in the original PR, it were only 4 that you removed)
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@tacaswell any tests? can you add a whatsnew note? (can be something as simple as compat for .....issue because of incorrect tick display with mpl < 2.0....) |
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Reverts part of: pandas-dev#11770 Closes: matplotlib/matplotlib#6365 The mistake in pandas-dev#11770 was missing that pandas had a 1/us not 1/s scaled bucket.
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Only took 4 force-pushes to get there. @jorisvandenbossche Added back the minimal set of constants to compute what was needed. What sort of test do you want for this? You merged the last one with out a test 👿 |
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can u create something that failed on the previous and now works? just maybe a check on axis ticks or something simple |
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thanks @tacaswell pls verify with mpl >= 2.0 when you have a chance. |
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did we have an issue where this came up on pnadas side? or was only on mpl side? |
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Only on the MPL tracker. |
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Sorry i took to long to get a test in. On Fri, May 20, 2016, 10:37 Tom Augspurger [email protected] wrote:
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np ideally if u can post a couple of assertions we can add something to prevente future regressions |
Reverts part of:
#11770
Closes:
matplotlib/matplotlib#6365
The mistake in #11770 was missing that pandas had a 1/us not 1/s
scaled bucket.