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A powerful, format-agnostic, and community-driven Python package for analysing and visualising Earth science data
## 📚 Documentation As I said in an internal support discussion ... You can set a STASH attribute on a cube to control how it is recorded in PP output....
From a support issue loading a large dataset from a GRIB file and saving to netcdf. The example data was about 16Gb, and was running out of memory when saving....
## 📚 Documentation The work done on #5485 left some areas where further work could be done to demonstrate the difference between regridders. This is captured by a series of...
## 🐛 Bug Report When loading any netCDF file, a warning is produced from iris: > FutureWarning: Ignoring a datum in netCDF load for consistency with existing behaviour. In a...
## 🐛 Bug Report When one of the cubes involved in regridding has coordinates with a geostationary coordinate system, their units ought to be in radians, however iris insists that...
Closes #5485 Supports the cannonical coordinates of the Geostationary coord system (`projection_x_angular_coordinate`, `projection_y_angular_coordinate`) and their cannonical unit (radians).
## 🚀 Pull Request Attempts to address #5464, the result of investigations done for #5499. This approach attempts to align the behaviour of warnings more closely with what ought to...
## 📰 Custom Issue As #5623 has been merged, we're now in the position where we can slowly adopt incremental compliance of the [ruff linter rules](https://docs.astral.sh/ruff/rules/). Our `ruff` configuration is...
## 🚀 Pull Request ### Description Some relatively minor enhancements to the docs for the `cube.slices()` and `cube.slices_over()`. - Made some of the wording clearer - Modified examples to use...
