Fix np.where on scalar boolean in EngineMass#1054
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Fix np.where on scalar boolean in EngineMass#1054bdphilli wants to merge 2 commits intoOpenMDAO:mainfrom
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np.where(scale_mass) fails when scale_mass is a 0-d array or scalar boolean (NumPy deprecation). Wrap in np.atleast_1d() in both compute() and compute_partials() so indexing works regardless of input dimensionality.
ehariton
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Looking into this being a deeper bug in the pre-processors, as the SCALE_MASS option should have been turned into a list. |
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I'd like to test an example case that replicates the issue and try and debug from the source (preprocessor failure?) first
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np.where(scale_mass) fails when scale_mass is a 0-d array or scalar boolean (NumPy deprecation). Wrap in np.atleast_1d() in both compute() and compute_partials() so indexing works regardless of input dimensionality.