Typo in plot_oedi_9068.py

[echedey-ls]

• Closes Add thumbnail to plot_oedi_9068.py #2002 and fixes a typo in the code
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Solve a typo in said file. View conversation.

Docs

• OEDI 9068 example
• System models section on example gallery index

[echedey-ls]

From a quick glance, failed tests have nothing to do with changes introduced by this PR.

[cwhanse]

From a quick glance, failed tests have nothing to do with changes introduced by this PR.

I can't reproduce this test error on my Windows system with scipy 1.12 and numpy 1.26.4. There were some changes to scipy's lambertw implementation for scipy 1.12 but I can't see that those changes would affect the values for that failed test. I don't know how to look to see if there's some Windows library that is different for scipy 1.10 vs. 1.12.

[echedey-ls]

#2002 should be addressed now too, however on the built docs I'm pretty sure it won't show. Locally it does. I expect ReadTheDocs to apply some caching between runs at least for PR builds.

See this issue of sphinx-gallery.

[kandersolar]

I expect ReadTheDocs to apply some caching between runs at least for PR builds.

I think this is not the case; to my knowledge, all builds are started from a blank slate every time. The only caching I experience with RTD is from my own web browser, and a hard refresh (ctrl-F5 or similar) has always fixed it :)

[echedey-ls]

I think this is not the case

You are right, I never thought there would be a difference between that reloading shortcut and the common Ctrl+R. Btw, at least on Firefox Ctrl+Shift+R seems to do a hard reload too.

PR should be ready to merge I think.

[kandersolar]

Thanks @echedey-ls!