Fix indexing dipoles read from a bdip file #8963
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* upstream/main: MAINT: Skip matplotlib pre for now (mne-tools#8973) FIX: Brain lights (mne-tools#8972) MNT: Migrate VTK Widgets (mne-tools#8862) Fix (mne-tools#8971) Fix indexing dipoles read from a bdip file (mne-tools#8963)
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* upstream/main: MAINT: Skip matplotlib pre for now (mne-tools#8973) FIX: Brain lights (mne-tools#8972) MNT: Migrate VTK Widgets (mne-tools#8862) Fix (mne-tools#8971) Fix indexing dipoles read from a bdip file (mne-tools#8963)
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When reading dipoles from a
*.bdipfile, not all attributes of theDipoleobject were proper numpy arrays. This only becomes apparent when you try to index theDipoleand get indexing errors. A quick PR that adds a unit test and fix for this.