1st draft for Python Measurement Writer. #1337
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@KerstinKeller: What's the reason for this new PR (compared to #1291)? |
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The old branch wouldn't build anymore. So I rebased the commit instead of merging in master, and created a new PR. |
FlorianReimold
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Description
Add high level API for writing measurements in Python
This was a first draft used in some Python tooling, and I thought it would be useful to bring it to the repo.
However, not yet 100% happy with the API, wouldn't want to make it stable. However the functionality may be valuable.