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Enable calling Gaia.query_object()
with both columns
and radius
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This wasn't included in the 0.4.5 release, so I had to rebase to update the change log entry. |
Currently the `astroquery.gaia.core.GaiaClass.query_object()` method ignores the `column` argument if `radius` is specified. This commit adds a remote test that reveals the problem.
The method `astroquery.gaia.core.GaiaClass.__query_object()` no longer ignores its `column` argument when `radius` is specified.
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I had to rebase to avoid another merge conflict in the change log. |
The CI failure is unrelated to the changes implemented here, see astropy/pyvo#288. Should I update this pull request to restart the tests or is this good to go with the CI results being what they are? |
I just restarted the jobs - they should work now that there is a released pyvo w/the corrected namespace |
@bsipocz, could you review this? |
Thanks @eerovaher ! |
Currently
Gaia.query_object()
andGaia.query_object_async()
ignore theircolumns
argument ifradius
is specified. This pull request provides the bugfix.Fixes #2025