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Oct 2023 update #43

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@janash janash commented Oct 19, 2023

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This PR makes updates to ELECTRIC:

  • iteritems is changed to items in ELECTRIC. iteritems has been deprecated and the replacement is items. Its presence in ELECTRIC is making the script incompatible with newer pandas versions.
  • an environment.yaml containing cmake, gfortran and Python packages is added and instructions for use are added to the docs.

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@@ -10,8 +12,16 @@ This tutorial will walk you through using ELECTRIC to analyze the electric field
- You are able to download or clone a directory from git.
- You are familiar with bash scripts.

To begin thee tutorial, first make sure you have your `electric` environment activated:
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Typo: "thee"

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Thanks for the update. Other than the small typo, it looks good to me.

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Thanks!

@janash janash merged commit e615aa2 into WelbornGroup:master Oct 20, 2023
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