Justus Magin

thanks for the report, @riley-brady. It seems that `xarray` operations on `pint`+`dask` are not as thoroughly tested as `pint` and `dask` on their own. I think this is a bug...

> I'm curious if there's any roadmap plan for recognizing integration of units for methods like `rolling().sum()` I'm not sure I follow. Why would `rolling().sum()` work similar to integration, when...

That's not valid `doctest`, is it? My impression was that `doctest` is simply code copied from a standard `CPython` interpreter session with the default prompt and a lone decorator would...

the code should definitely be split up into separate modules such that testing becomes much easier: while it *is* possible to test CLI, this is really tedious. If, instead, we...

as far as I can tell, the reason is that the `div` elements with the `xr-wrap` class are restricted to a width of `300px` (IIUC the `min-width` property of `xr-wrap`)....

RTD [recommends](https://docs.readthedocs.io/en/stable/faq.html#i-get-import-errors-on-libraries-that-depend-on-c-modules) mocking libraries that you can't install easily, maybe that's worth investigating? Edit: you might also be able to `apt`-install it, not sure

actually, `cupy` is using RTD as well, so you might be able to copy their setup? cc @jacobtomlinson

the main goal of allowing to collapse the data attached to a node has been achieved, although this makes #91 worse for me (the workaround of manually setting an arbitrary...

something that just occurred to me is that instead of (or in addition to?) adding a new "data" section we might want to collapse the entire node by clicking on...

sure. The first image is the HTML repr without fixing the width:  while the second has the fixed width (search for `style='width: 1200px'`, I accidentally included that in one...