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A powerful, format-agnostic, and community-driven Python package for analysing and visualising Earth science data
Hey guys, hope you guys doing well, been a while since I stopped by :smile: Here's an odd one, this is the toy code that reproduces the issue: ```python import...
## 🐛 Bug Report ## How To Reproduce `CubeList([])._repr_html_()` ought to produce an html string, but instead fails with a simple `AttributeError: 'CubeList' object has no attribute '_repr_html_'` ## Notes...
## 🚀 Pull Request ### Description The code currently use for the lazy case in `aggregated_by` just needs a few tweaks to also use it for the real case. So...
## 🚀 Pull Request **WIP** - just testing, for now Ultimately, will address #3325
## 🚀 Pull Request ### Description Currently, the various arithmetic functions state that their second operand may be a cube, a coordinate, a numpy array or a number. There is...
## 📰 Custom Issue Extracting a time range as [described in the documentation](https://scitools-iris.readthedocs.io/en/latest/userguide/subsetting_a_cube.html#constraining-on-time) is quite slow if you want to do it for many cubes and/or cubes with many time...
## 📰 Custom Issue It looks like this class is not to be used anywhere and it not part of the public interface. Maybe it could be removed? https://github.com/SciTools/iris/blob/ae2b59ba3dc68fe54893f4e8f4246e5c19c1a5bf/lib/iris/coords.py#L3156-L3176
Hello, I got a bit confused when using iris.load_cube to load data from a set of NetCDF files containing data for one variable but in separate decades of a climate...
## 🚀 Pull Request ### Description This speeds up `Cube.subset` / `Coord.intersect` by using a `dict` lookup instead of `list.index` to find the indices of the coordinate that should be...
I have cube where `cube.cell_methods == (None,)`. When I try to save it to NetCDF, Iris crashes with the following exception: ``` -> 1728 for name in cm.coord_names: 1729 coord...
