Log Message:
py-astropy: updated to 6.1.4

Version 6.1.4 (2024-09-26)

Bug Fixes

astropy.coordinates

- Keep ``Latitude`` from printing long input arrays in their entirety when failing
  limits check in ``_validate_angles``, indicating their range instead.

- Avoid some components not being included in table output of coordinates if
  the representation type was ``"unitspherical"``.

  In the process, also ensured that one can pass in the ``radial_velocity``
  keyword argument if one uses ``differential_type="radial"``.

astropy.io.votable

- Ensure proper handling of null values during BINARY2 serialization. \ 
Previously, masks were handled in two different ways for BINARY2 serialization, \ 
resulting in incorrect handling of null values and errors.

astropy.stats

- Fixed a bug in biweight_location, biweight_scale, and
  biweight_midvariance where the returned array shape would be wrong if
  the input array had an axis length of 1 along any axis that was not
  included in the axis keyword. Also fixed a bug in these same functions
  where for constant data and axis set to a tuple containing all axes, the
  returned value would be NaN instead of the constant value.

astropy.table

- Ensure that initializing a ``QTable`` with explicit units` also succeeds if
  one of the units is ``u.one``.

astropy.units

- An exception is now raised if it is attempted to create a unit with a
  scale of zero, avoiding bugs further downstream (including surprising
  ones, such as a comparison of ``np.ma.masked == u.one`` leading to
  a ``ZeroDivisionError``).

astropy.wcs

- Fix a bug that caused the results from local_partial_pixel_derivative to be \ 
incorrect when using normalize_by_world=True (the matrix was previously \ 
normalized along the wrong axis)

Other Changes and Additions

- Minimal requirement for (optional dependency) matplotlib was bumped
  to 3.5.0, which is the oldest version with support for Python 3.10