Ryan May
https://github.com/Unidata/TdsConfig/blob/0630a198b38d8a092c3dc5f0ac3877ad7f250804/threddsTest/casestudies/catalog.xml#L198-L242
Building stuff on Windows is a pain in the ass. 😈 Also, we only get one build at a time on AppVeyor--but so long as you keep the matrix under...
I think including the requested grid lat/lon is a nice enhancement to NCSS; the fact that this is returning the requested values as if they were those for the data,...
Well personally I'd love to have the option to make things quiet. Btw, I really appreciate having this action available. It saved me a *ton* of effort.
This seems reasonable since you can't replicate this by calling `set_extent()`. Can you add a test? Maybe checking the boundary when you pass `longitude_extent`?
If you're using `vcrpy` directly, you use a decorator and manually specify the cassette name. This makes it really easy to use one cassette for e.g. everything requesting SRTM.
I had no idea `pytest-vcrpy` even existed, and I'm not convinced it really saves that much effort over just `vcrpy`.
@fedef17 If you can reduce down to a self-contained example that reproduces the problem, that would be helpful. We have one of those above, but it would be good to...
Well, looks like `get_shared_x_axes()`, etc. are functions on the latest matplotlib, not sure how far back they go...
Sure, but it will be a week or two before I can get there.