Víctor Molina García

Thanks for the feedback, @Chun-ChihWang! The issue may stay here open until an appropriate solution is found. I do not use the barbs plotting regularly and I do not have...

Hi @ksunden! Thanks for the feedback from the current `matplotlib` development. Yes, at some point `basemap` needs to align with the rest of `matplotlib`, and it is really time to...

Hi @YixinNJU! This error sounds like #555, which was solved for `basemap` release 1.3.5. Can you try upgrading to the latest `basemap` version (currently 1.3.7)? The version 1.2.2 is a...

Hi @redstoneleo! Sorry for the late reply. I have taken your example snippet and I paste it here for the record: ```python import sys import numpy as np from matplotlib...

Hi, @johndwest! Sorry for the late reply. I will take a look to the docstring when I find some time slot available. In general, all the docstrings need a revision,...

I think it is safe to close this issue. Since taking over the maintenance of `basemap` a couple of years ago: - The package has been split into `basemap`, `basemap-data`...

In release 1.4.0, I have updated this example in the `basemap` documentation so that it uses files from the following URL: https://downloads.psl.noaa.gov/Datasets/noaa.oisst.v2.highres The documentation examples for `basemap` 1.4.0 can be...

In the last days I have been reviewing all the examples in the `examples` folder and the ones from the documentation. All the documentation examples have been fixed (i.e. finding...

Tracing back with Python 3.7, the failure related to the flipped coastlines occurs in the transition of the `pyproj` dependency from version 1.9.6 into 2.0.0, when `pyproj` migrated from PROJ...

I close this issue as complete after applying the patch proposed by @YilongWang. If any problem persists, please free to reopen this issue or to create a new one.