Releases: spacetelescope/drizzle
API redesign to make code I/O agnostic. Bug fixes.
- Backward incompatible major re-design of API to make the code I/O agnostic. Removed FITS-specific code. Backward compatibility was maintained with JWST and Roman pipelines only.
- Deprecated module
util
. New software should not import from this module as it will be removed in a future release. - Bug fix: exposure time was undefined when in_units were not cps.
- BUG FIX:
cdrizzle.tdriz
signature was out of date. - Removed support for the
'tophat'
kernel.
Allow turning off context array in tdriz. Bug fixes
1.15.2
What's Changed
- update actions version by @zacharyburnett in #139
- ensure extension modules are present in built wheel by @zacharyburnett in #146
- Fix identical polygon test accuracy for unit tests by @mcara in #148
- [SCSB-145] require Python 3.10 by @zacharyburnett in #143
- [SCSB-155] build with Numpy 2.0 release candidate by @zacharyburnett in #149
Full Changelog: 1.15.1...1.15.2
Warn when kernels are not flux conserving
1.15.1 Warn when kernels are not flux conserving
Deprecate tophat kernel. Drop support for Python 3.8. Bug fix.
-
Dropped Python 3.8. [#128]
-
Fixed a bug in the pixmap coordinate inversion routine. [#137]
-
Deprecated "tophat" kernel which will be remover in the next release. It is
not working correctly and should not be used. [#140] -
Added warnings that "gaussian", "lanczos2", and "lanczos3" kernels are not
flux conserving. [#140]
Maintenance release
1.14.4 Maintenance release
Fix segfault on some systems
This release fixes segfaults reported on some systems. We also disabled logging by default (which was causing these crashes). See #119 for more details.
Fixed a bug affecting big endian architectures
Improved image overlap computations. Bug fixes
1.14.0 Improve intersection algorithm. Bug fixes
Fix input image truncation
Due to a bug in the algorithm that computes the bounding box in the input image that actually needs to be resampled, sometimes resampled images may contain only a part of the input image, in particular when a corner of the input image is outside of the output frame.
See #89 for more details.