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v0.2.9

28 Feb 16:24
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This is a quick release to support Python 3.11.

Package dependency datashader is not available for Python 3.11. This release drops the use of datashader in 3.11. Plots are not quite as good, but a working package is better than a non-working package.

v0.2.8

25 Nov 11:42
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A quick release to set coastlines to False by default, and add the ability to change this using coast as an additional argument.

v0.2.7

24 Nov 14:21
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This is a minor release that deals with some dependency issues.

v0.2.6

10 Oct 14:33
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This release makes a small improvement to how projections are handled.

v0.2.5

27 Sep 13:53
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This is a minor release. Previously passing hvplot's clim argument to view did not work unless autoscale was set to False. It now works automatically.

v0.2.4

26 Jul 13:02
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This is a minor release. The only change is some version pinning to get around a dependency breaking with recent versions of jinja2. Everything else is unaffected.

v0.2.3

19 Jul 09:35
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This release makes some improvements to how non-CF compliant files are handled. In cases where files are not CF-compliant and ncplot internal xarray cannot decode the coordinates, ncplot should now be able to make a reasonable assumption about which dimension should be converted to a coordinate.

v0.2.2

17 Jun 10:02
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This release removes cartopy as an explicit dependency. Cartopy is used for projecting data, but often it will not import after a new install. This is potentially off putting for new users of ncplot and nctoolkit. So ncplot will now use hvplot defaults when cartopy is not importable and it will suggest installing cartopy.

v0.2.1

07 May 11:21
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This is a minor release that lets user send **kwargs to view.

v0.2.0

17 Mar 10:20
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This is a minor release that adds the ability to save plots as html files.

An example of doing this is:

import ncplot
ncplot.view("foo.nc", out = "foo.html")