Raise an error if bin_edges is called for unevenly spaced centers#816
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Raise an error if bin_edges is called for unevenly spaced centers#816rosteen wants to merge 1 commit intoastropy:mainfrom
rosteen wants to merge 1 commit intoastropy:mainfrom
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CI is failing and needs to be fixed. |
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Probably needs to be rebased as some tests were generally failing at the time, but this test looks very unfinished! |
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Addresses #809. I could be convinced that this should just be a warning instead of an error, but I think since the calculated bin edges don't reproduce the input centers we should error and not return them at all. See the linked issue for a little more discussion of why I didn't just implement a better edge calculation algorithm.