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When adding a stress with a metadata dictionary containing 'name' as a key:
pstore.add_stress(s, "my_name", kind="prec", metadata={"name": "not_what_i_intendend"})
The resulting pstore.stresses DataFrame uses the metadata name, and not the name passed when adding the stress as the index:
pstore.stresses
kind name not_what_i_intended prec
I should be seeing my_name there, regardless of the metadata dictionary.
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fix #87
1ed5b02
- use stored names as index, always - disregard stored name in metadata
Fixed in #88
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When adding a stress with a metadata dictionary containing 'name' as a key:
The resulting
pstore.stresses
DataFrame uses the metadata name, and not the name passed when adding the stress as the index:I should be seeing my_name there, regardless of the metadata dictionary.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: