Max Grover
Max Grover
> @mgrover1 I think pop_tools code is a decent guess at the bounds points for a 2D variable. > > cc @jbusecke Is this different than the grid corner function...
> @mgrover1 Looks like coverage dropped too, maybe due to imports? colormap module etc Yup - the coverage checks all the lines that are run. Since we are not running...
@zssherman similar to the xarray module, we do need to eagerly load in the colormaps for matplotlib
@zssherman these tests won't pass until it has the associated keys, which are only accessible when running on main (after the PR is merged)
Probably - that makes sense!
> @AdamTheisen I'm not really sure. How does this change the use of the read_netcdf() function use? Users can still use the same API ```python import act act.io.read_netcdf() ``` @kenkehoe...
Here is profile how long each of the imports takes Currently, we import everything at the top level: ```python import act ``` The only way to speed things up would...
@AdamTheisen @kenkehoe At SciPy last week, the Scientific Python group mentioned they have a list of SPECs for the community - including one on lazy loading of submodules (which is...
With #490 merged, we now have two readers in! Planning on taking a look at the other frequency wind profilers after SciPy to make sure the current readers support those...
This appears to be resolved in the latest docs (https://intake-esm.readthedocs.io/en/latest/how-to/enforce-search-query-criteria-via-require-all-on.html)