Ryan May

@kgoebber Do you have any idea what you were trying to accomplish with these lines here? https://github.com/Unidata/MetPy/blob/71596b89ff1010138da52e39686302599e4e7426/src/metpy/interpolate/grid.py#L356-L359

🤨 I definitely have misgivings about how black formats some code. `isort` seems configurable enough, so that’s not an issue. I think first though, it’s best to step back first...

@jthielen I'll have to think it over some more, but I'm leaning towards at least allowing it. Is there a way to run it in some kind of "diff" mode...

MetPy has already been running with a lint check to alphabetize and group imports, just like `isort` has done. It hasn't caused any problems that I'm aware of. In general,...

@MinchinWeb somebody running it and submitting it so I can see what horrors it does to our codebase would be fine and appreciated (and accepted for hacktoberfes--don't forget to set...

@MinchinWeb Thanks and happy to.

Capturing some more thoughts on the [absurd](https://github.com/matplotlib/matplotlib/issues/18796#issuecomment-717301066) formatting [decisions](https://github.com/psf/black/issues/148) that black makes.

So one year later, while I still hate many of black's formatting decisions, we're quickly reaching the point where having NO autoformatter is not an acceptable choice for a good...

I'm currently trying to figure out how `parcel_start_pressure` is different than `bottom` in the call to `mixed_parcel`. I wasn't aware of `Quantity.check()`--nice find! Would be good to replace all the...

So `exner` is more or less calculating temperature from potential temperature. To the weird thing here is it's calculating a mixed parcel from bottom to top, and then bringing it...