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Change example files on pyne.github.com to reflect changed files in pyne #12

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KennellyT opened this issue May 30, 2018 · 2 comments

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@KennellyT
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Hey,
I was wondering if/how to update the website to reflect the changes to pyne repository's examples. For example some of the examples have been recently updated for jupyter notebook/python3 compatibility (right side of figure) and these changes have not been reflected in the pyne.github.com repository's examples (left side of figure).
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scopatz commented May 31, 2018

Hi @KennellyT - the website typically changes when we have a release, and new docs get pushed out. We haven't had a release in a few months so it is probably overdue. @pyne/core @pyne/developers any thoughts?

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Hello @scopatz, I've noticed that some of the tutorials in the PyNE documentation are outdated following the recent release. To address this, I've been working on a PR where I review and update the tutorials. I've already made numerous fixes, but there are a couple of notebooks that I skipped for now.

The first one is 08-diffusion.ipynb, which is incompatible with Python 3. It requires some modifications to work properly, so I decided to skip it for the time being.

The second notebook is 11-ensdf-processing.ipynb, which contains outdated link formats. I believe these links need to be updated, and that's why I chose to skip this notebook as well.

Let me know if you have any specific instructions or suggestions regarding these notebooks, or if there's anything else I can help with. Thank you!

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