[yt-dev] 3.0 rundown

Nathan Goldbaum nathan12343 at gmail.com
Wed Jun 11 12:23:55 PDT 2014


On Wed, Jun 11, 2014 at 12:18 PM, Matthew Turk <matthewturk at gmail.com>
wrote:

> Hi all,
>
> Last I checked, the main blockers to 3.0 were:
>
>  * Enabling answer testing (done)
>  * Enabling doc building (done)
>  * Redoing all relevant docs (in progress?)
>  * Cookbook (in progress?)
>  * Finishing up any outstanding frontend issues
>  * Break the volume rendering interface, and rebuild it (sort of in
> progress)
>
> Does anybody know where we're at on these things?  Looking over the board:
>
> https://trello.com/b/Y5XV4Hod/yt-3-0
>
> we're dangerously close.  I think the final one, VR, might have to
> wait for 3.1, although I am very loathe to break API compat in a minor
> release.  I think we might just have to.
>
> Cameron, Hilary and John ZuHone were all doing some doc stuff.  How's
> that coming?  How're you feeling about a release sometime before the
> end of June?


> Everybody else?  Any other blockers, or things I forgot?
>
>
I'm in the middle of going over the plotting docs.

I think the docs need many eyes to go over them.  I also think we need to
decide on whether or not it's worth standardizing the terminology we use
across the docs.  That means things like ds vs pf, import yt vs from
yt.mods import *.

I know I haven't brought this up, but one internal thing I'd like to at
least bring up is renaming all the internal references to "pf" objects to
be "ds".  I think this just means a global search and replace. One downside
is that it might break user scripts if people are using the internal API. I
worry about releasing 3.0 with internally inconsistent naming throughout
the codebase.


> -Matt
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