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Right now, when you archive a key, you can only see it if you manually search for it.
This can cause some key name conflict issues, or issues when trying to create a folder with the same name as an archived (bu not yet deleted key).
It would be ideal for there to be a way to see all archived keys at once, without the need to search for them in the search bar.
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log_metric
are empty, though the latest logged scalars do appear in the experiment overview table and the compare panel as single float values.
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- Deepkit Release 2020.1.5
- Deepkit SDK 1.0.1
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For implementing live plotting, the new plottr
monitors the database file directly, without using the subscribers, hence the information in qcodes docs is not correct anymore.
See toolsforexperiments/plottr#36.
I suggest just to remove the mentioning of `plott
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Hey Seb, could you spend some time on writing more detailed contributing guide? Currently the guide is a bit general so a step-by-step guide on how to run experiments and see visualizations after those experiments would be great. I haven't touched randpot for quite some time so need to refresh (to see if some visualizations impro
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When the units are provided as attribute of an axis in a NXdata, I guess it would be quite easy to display them in addition to the label of the axis.
My use-case is quite simple: in SAXS, half of the software expect the scattering vector to be in 1/nm, while the other half expects them to be in 1/Å. Those units differ by a factor 10 so that the user is easily confused between the two.
The in
The docstrings (the help) for these functions must be completed... Easy but I did it too much already
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The user should return to the page he/she was exploring just after submitting a bug report, not the main page
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It would be great to be able to see which mice belong to a certain project via the admin interface.
I can see for example that 5 mice are listed on ibl_certif_neuropix_recording , but if I type that project code as keyword in the subject page (selecting 'all' mice) it turns back empty.
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Web metrics currently support only GET requests against a URL, but I can imagine there are use cases where a different request method (i.e. POST, PUT) may be desired instead, along with parameterized payloads to go along with it.