Recent Releases of clisops
clisops - v0.16.1
This is a patch fix release to explicitly drop Python 3.9 support in the metadata due to incompatibility with xarray
. For release notes on this minor version, see https://github.com/roocs/clisops/releases/tag/v0.16.0.
Bug Fixes
- Dropped Python3.9 support in metadata due to incompatibility with
xarray
(#408).
Internal Changes
- Fixed an issue with the
tox
configuration that was causing thepy3.10
environment to use the wrong Python version (#408).
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clisops - v0.16.0
New Features
clisops
now officially supports Python 3.13 (#398).- Version limitations have been lifted on
xarray
andnumpy
to support newer versions (#398).- Mark regrid tests as
xfail
which do not pass due to latest xarray version (#397).
- Mark regrid tests as
Bug Fixes
clisops.utils.dataset_utils
- Fixed
is_time
to avoid memory overload (#397).
- Fixed
Internal Changes
- Pinned a few docs-related dependencies to compatible versions. Added
sphinx-autodoc-typehints
,sphinx-codeautolink
, andsphinx-copybutton
to the docs dependencies (#396). - The
LICENSE
file has been adjusted to ensure it is more machine-parsable (#398). - Licensing information has been added to the top-level
__init__.py
file of the package (#398). - The
README.rst
file has been updated to include a table of relevant badges (#398). - All calls using
use_cftime=True
have been updated todecode_times=xr.coders.CFDatetimeCoder(use_cftime=True)
as suggested byxarray
(#398).
CI Changes
- Added a workflow for uploading preview releases to TestPyPI (#374).
- GitHub Workflows now make more use of
step-security/harden-runner
Action for security hardening (#398). - Python libraries used for CI are now listed in
CI/requirements_ci.in
and pinned by their hashes inCI/requirements_ci.txt
(#398). - Coverage reporting now uses the
coverallsapp/github-action
Action. Conda builds now also report coverage to Coveralls (#398).
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clisops - v0.15.0
New Features
- The functionality of the
roocs-utils
library has been folded intoclisops
.roocs-utils
is no longer a dependency ofclisops
(#368, #370). - The
CONFIG
settings have been updated to reflect the changes inroocs-utils
and those required inclisops
(#370). - Several development tooling libraries have been updated to their latest versions (#368).
Other Changes
- The
pytest
testing suite has been updated to reflect the changes in theroocs-utils
library and the newclisops
configuration settings (#368, #370):- Tests previously found in
roocs-utils
have migrated toclisops
. xclim.testing.utils.open_dataset()
has been deprecated in favour ofxclim.testing.utils.nimbus().fetch()
.
- Tests previously found in
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clisops - v0.14.1
New Features
- Added new methods to
clisops.core.regrid.Grid
- Added possibility to apply land or ocean mask if present in the file
- Adapted method from
ESMF
to detect smashed cells - Masking degenerate (i.e. collapsed and smashed) cells
- Dropping lat/lon bounds if an integrity check fails
- Added a few attributes to the
Grid
object
clisops.ops.regrid
: added option to request a land/sea mask for the output gridclisops.utils.dataset_utils
- Added function
determine_lon_lat_range
to determine the min. and max. lat and lon values - Added function
fix_unmasked_missing_values_lon_lat
to identify and mask yet unmasked missing values in lat and lon arrays - Added
force
parameter tocf_convert_between_lon_frames
- Added function
Bug Fixes
clisops.utils.dataset_utils
- Fixed issue in
cf_convert_between_lon_frames
causing the longitude frame to not be adjusted in case of NaNs in the longitude array - Addressed issues in
generate_bounds_curvilinear
- latitudes are now clipped above 90 or below -90 degrees north
- longitudes are converted to longitude frame -180, 180
- longitude bounds are adjusted at the Greenwich meridian or anti meridian to avoid grid cells wrapping once or more times around the globe
- Bounds are generated significantly faster due to making use of index slicing and
numpy.vectorize
- Fixed issue in
Breaking Changes
- Adapted functions from
roocs_utils.xarray_utils.xarray_utils
intoclisops.utils.dataset_utils
get_coord_by_type
now returns the name of the coordinate variable and not the coordinate variableget_coord_by_type
optionally returns a list with further matches for the coordinate variableget_coord_by_type
does no longer raise an exception when more than one coordinate variable matches the requested typeget_coord_by_type
raisesValueError
instead ofException
when the coordinate type is unknowndetect_coordinate
raisesKeyError
instead ofAttributeError
if no coordinate could be detecteddetect_gridtype
raisesValueError
for unsupported grid types rather thanInvalidParameterValue
andException
clisops.core.regrid
Grid.detect_coordinate
: raisesKeyError
instead ofAttributeError
if no coordinate could be detected
clisops.ops.regrid
Regrid._calculate
: issuesUserWarning
instead of lettingclisops.core.Weights.__init__
raise anException
when input and output grid are alike
Other Changes
- The testing suite has been refactored to make better use of context handlers when opening files with
xarray
, preventing synonymous read errors and improving the overall performance of the tests. - Several tests that were failing due to significantly long runtimes have been marked as
slow
and are now skipped by default. - GitHub Workflows now use a timeout of 20 minutes for the build suite to prevent hanging builds.
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clisops - v0.14.0
New Features
clisops
now makes use ofpytest-xdist
for parallel testing. This can be enabled using--numprocesses={int}
. See thepytest-xdist documentation <https://pytest-xdist.readthedocs.io/en/latest/>
_ for more information (#345).- Testing data caching is now handled by
pooch
and testing data registries ('stratus' forroocs/mini-esgf-data
and 'nimbus' forOuranosinc/xclim-testdata
) (#345). clisops
coding conventions now use Python 3.9+ conventions (#345).
Breaking Changes
clisops
has dropped support for Python 3.8 (#345).- Several dependencies have been updated to include lower bounds for clearer compatibility and easier maintenance (#345, #XYZ).
- The affected core dependencies are:
dask >=2023.6.0
,filelock >=3.15.4
,geopandas >=0.14.0
,jinja2 >=2.11
,numpy >=1.23.0
,packaging >=23.2
,pandas >=1.5.0
,pooch >=1.8.0
,scipy >=1.9.0
, andxarray >=2022.6.0
. - Extra dependencies are
ipython >=8.5.0
,matplotlib >=3.6.0
,nbconvert >=7.14.0
,nbsphinx >=0.9.5
,pre-commit >=3.5.0
, andsphinx >=7.0.0
.
- The affected core dependencies are:
clisops
no longer requiresgitpython >=3.1.30
andrequests >=2.0
(#345).- The development dependencies have been updated to include
deptry >=0.20.0
andpytest-xdist[psutil] >=3.2
(#345). netCDF4
has been moved from core dependency to development dependency (#345).
Other Changes
clisops.utils.testing
has replacedclisops.utils.tutorial
. This submodule contains several functions and variables for allowing user control over testing data fetching (#345).- The
_common
testing tools have been migrated toclisops.utils.testing
or rewritten aspytest
fixtures (#345). - Testing data fetching now uses worker threads to copy cached data to threadsafe data caches that are separated by worker (#345).
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clisops - v0.13.1
Bug Fixes
- Changed the order of operations in
clisops.core.subset.subset_shape
to ensure that the CRS of the shapefile is compatible with the dataset CRS before attempting to subset (#340).
Breaking Changes
- Anaconda builds now require
cartopy >=0.23
and only support Python 3.9 and above (#340). - Many dependency version pins now include lower bounds for clearer compatibility and easier maintenance (#343).
Other Changes
- Internal warnings now consistently use the
clisops
configuredloguru
logger (#335). - CI Actions now use the commit hashes for version tracking (#343).
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clisops - v0.13.0
New Features
clisops
now officially supports Python 3.12 (#330).
Bug Fixes
- Fixed standard file-namer fallback method (#318).
- Fixed
KeyError
for temporal subsetting by components if not all components can be found in the dataset (#316). - Raising
KeyError
for temporal subsetting by components when no time steps match the selection criteria (#316). - Coordinate detection for remapping operator via standard_name if detection via
cf-xarray
fails / is ambiguous (#316). - Remove encoding settings with regards to compression for string variables to avoid netCDF write errors with newer
netcdf-c
library versions (>4.9.0) (#319). - Fixed a few docstrings, specifies some class methods as static methods (#321).
- Renamed a few internal variables for clarity, rephrased a few sentences for grammar/spelling (#321).
- Fixed a bug related to the creation of the
weights_dir
for regridding that was causing issues for Windows platforms (#313).
Other Changes
- The compression level is capped at 1 to reduce write times (#319).
- Updated
pre-commit
hooks, pinned linting tools to their pre-commit equivalents (#321). - Added a pre-commit hook as well as a configuration for
codespell
(#321). - Added
dependabot
to maintain package and GitHub Action versions (#322). - The
require_module
decorator can now accept supported version information (#321). - Testing data caching now uses platformdirs to determine the OS-appropriate caching location (#321).
- Updated
black
in linting tools to v24.2.0 (#330). - Changes some print calls into logging calls in the tests (#330).
- A warning is now emitted on
clisops
import if the installedxesmf
is too old (#330). - Replaced
styfle/cancel-workflow-action
with GitHub Workflow concurrency settings (#330).
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clisops - v0.12.2
What's Changed
- Regridding: handling of zonal mean datasets and datasets with shifted longitude frame by @sol1105 in https://github.com/roocs/clisops/pull/313
- Add core/average.py/average_shape to ops/average.py by @charlesgauthier-udm in https://github.com/roocs/clisops/pull/312
- [pre-commit.ci] pre-commit autoupdate by @pre-commit-ci in https://github.com/roocs/clisops/pull/315
- Prepare v0.12.2 by @Zeitsperre in https://github.com/roocs/clisops/pull/314
New Contributors
- @charlesgauthier-udm made their first contribution in https://github.com/roocs/clisops/pull/312
Full Changelog: https://github.com/roocs/clisops/compare/v0.12.1...v0.12.2
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clisops - v0.12.1
What's Changed
- Pin xarray for xesmf-based regridding by @Zeitsperre in https://github.com/roocs/clisops/pull/310
- Fix issue 308 fillvalue by @cehbrecht in https://github.com/roocs/clisops/pull/309
- prepare patch release 0.12.1 by @cehbrecht in https://github.com/roocs/clisops/pull/311
Full Changelog: https://github.com/roocs/clisops/compare/v0.12.0...v0.12.1
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clisops - Release v0.12.0
New Features
clisops.ops.regrid
,clisops.core.regrid
,clisops.core.Weights
andclisops.core.Grid
added (#243). Allowing the remapping of geospatial data on various grids by applying thexESMF <https://pangeo-xesmf.readthedocs.io/en/latest/>
_ regridder.
Bug Fixes
- Calling
subset_shape()
with alocstream case
(#288) returned all coordinates insideinner_mask
which is equivalent to the bounding box of the polygon, not the area inside the polygon. Fixed by defining theinner_mask
insubset_shape()
for the locstream case. (#292).
Other Changes
- Extending the removal of redundant _FillValue attributes to all data variables and coordinates (#243).
- Extending the removal of redundant coordinates in the coordinates variable attribute from bounds to all data variables (#243).
- GitHub Workflows for upstream dependencies are now examined a schedule or via
workflow_dispatch
(#243). black
steps are now calledlint
for clarity/inclusiveness of other linting hooks. (#243).- pre-commit hooks now include checks for TOML files, and for ReadTheDocs and GitHub Actions configuration files. (#243).
- pre-commit hooks now include sorting of TOML file sections and running
black
on docstring Python examples. (#306). clisops
now uses GitHub Actions with environments for handling deployment via Trusted Publishing. (#306).- Documentation has been updated to reflect the new GitHub Actions CI/CD workflow. (#306).
bump2version
has been replaced withbump-my-version
for handling versioning. (#306).
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clisops - v0.11.0
New Features
clisops
has adoptedPEP 517 <https://peps.python.org/pep-0517/>
_ andPEP 621 <https://peps.python.org/pep-0621/>
_ and now usespyproject.toml
files (using theflit
backend) for package configuration. (#296).- Metadata has been modified to reflect current development status and scope of CLISOPS. (#296).
- New file (
requirements_upstream.txt
) and Makefile recipe ("$ make upstream"
) for tracking and easily installing upstream dependencies. (#296).
Bug Fixes
- The
tests
folder has been flattened and namespace files haves been removed in order to preventpip
from recognizing the folder as its own package. (#296). - The contribution guidelines were duplicated in two locations and contained conflicting information. The guidelines have now been consolidated into a single location and updated to reflect package changes. (#296).
Other Changes
- GitHub Workflows for pure Python builds now use
tox
(4.0) to run tests. (#296). - GitHub Workflows for conda builds now test
clisops
using themamba-org/setup-micromamba
action. (#296). - The
travis.yml
file has been removed. (#296).
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clisops - v0.10.1
Bug Fixes
- Fixed an issue with the type hinting for subset functions that were broken due to changes in
xarray
(2023.08). (#295). - Updated ReadTheDocs configuration to use
Mambaforge
(22.9) as engine for building documentation. (#295).
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clisops - v0.10.0
New Features
- Added support for Python 3.11 (#287).
Bug Fixes
- Fixed bug in
core.subset.shape_bbox_indexer
with the union of invalid geometries. Added regression test. (#280) - Added support in
core.subset.shape_bbox_indexer
for Point and MultiPoint geometries. (#283) - Fixed
core.subset.subset_bbox
andcore.subset.subset_shape
for datasets with 1D longitude and latitude (ex: Station data). (#288)
Other Changes
- Shapely 2.0 is now faster than pygeos for
create_mask
. Removed pygeos from extra dependencies and pinned shapely above 2.0. (#289)
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clisops - v0.9.6
Bug Fixes
- Fixed an issue with the
pytest
fixtures that was needlessly callingload_esgf_test_data
multiple times while tests were running (#278). - Corrected a temporary workaround for updating split geometries that was causing issues with modern
pandas
versions (#278).
Other Changes
- Removed some obsolete tests and adjusted pytest to always report in colour (#272).
- Split conda CI builds to explicitly test against xarray/stable and xarray/dev (#272).
- GitHub CI now reports coverage statistics to Coveralls.io (#276).
- Updated
geopandas
(>=0.11),pyproj
(>=3.3.0),shapely
(>=1.9),tox
(>=4.0),xarray
(>=0.21), andxesmf
(>=0.6.3) to use more modern versions (#278).
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clisops - v0.9.4
Bug Fixes:
- Fixed
core.subset_bbox
when usinglevel_values
(#263). - Fixed
core.subset_level_by_values
using xarray method nearest (#262). - Updated a test expectation to support newer xarray behaviour (#259).
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clisops - v0.9.3
Bug Fixes
- Fixed a bug associated with the new xarray (2022.6.0+) accessor for native indexers that was introduced in (#241). (#250, #251).
Other Changes
- Fixed a handful of static type hints that were sending out warnings, despite proper use. (#251).
- Replaced all skipped doctests with sphinx-compatible python code blocks to prevent errors in downstream projects. (#251).
- Adjusted GitHub Actions builds to ensure that the
conda-xesmf
run uses the latestxarray
available. (#251).
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clisops - v0.9.2
Breaking Changes
- Support has been dropped for Python3.7 and extended to Python3.10. Python3.7 is no longer tested in GitHub actions (#234).
packaging
has been added as a dependency (#241).
Bug Fixes
- Adapted
clisops.core.subset_bbox_indexer
to the newest indexing API changes in xarray, with backwards compatibility (#241).
Other Changes
- Docstrings and documentation configuration adjustments have been made to ensure that builds are adequately tested (#232, #235).
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clisops - v0.9.1
Bug fixes:
- Fix inconsistent bounds in metadata after subset operation (#224).
Other Changes:
- Use
roocs-utils
0.6.2 to avoid test failure (#226). - Removed unneeded testing dep from environment.yml (#223).
- Merged pre-commit autoupdate (#227).
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clisops - v0.9.0
New Features:
-
clisops.ops.average.average_time
andclisops.core.average.average_time
added (#211). Allowing averaging over time frequencies of day, month and year. -
New function
create_time_bounds
inclisops.utils.time_utils
, to generate time bounds for temporally averaged datasets. -
clisops
now uses theloguru <https://loguru.readthedocs.io/en/stable/index.html>
_ library as its primary logging engine (#216).
Other Changes:
- Pandas now pinned below version 1.4.0.
- Pre-commit configuration updated with code style conventions (black, pyupgrade) set to Python3.7+ (#219).
loguru
is now an install dependency, withpytest-loguru
as a development-only dependency.- Added function to convert the longitude axis between different longitude frames (eg. [-180, 180] and [0, 360]) (#217, #218).
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clisops - v0.8.0
v0.8.0 (2022-01-13)
New Features
clisops.core.average.average_shape
copies the global and variable attributes from the input data to the results.
Bug fixes
average_shape
andcreate_weight_masks
were adapted to work with xESMF 0.6.2, while maintaining compatibility with earlier versions.- Fix added to remove
_FillValue
added to coordinate variables and bounds by xarray when outputting to netCDF.
Other Changes
- Passing
DataArray
objects toclisops.core.average.average_shape
is now deprecated. Averaging requires grid cell boundaries, which are notDataArray
coordinates, but independentDataset
variables. Please passDataset
objects and an optional list of variables to average. average_shape
performs an initial subset over the averaging region, before computing the weights, to reduce memory usage.- Minimum xesmf version set to 0.6.2.
- Minimum pygeos version set to 0.9.
- Replace
cascaded_union
byunary_union
to anticipate ashapely
deprecation.
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clisops - v0.7.0
v0.7.0 (2021-10-26)
Breaking Changes
time
input fortime
inops.subset.subset
but now be one of [<class 'roocs_utils.parameter.param_utils.Interval'>, <class 'roocs_utils.parameter.param_utils.Series'>, <class 'NoneType'>, <class 'str'>].level
input forlevel
inops.subset.subset
but now be one of [<class 'roocs_utils.parameter.param_utils.Interval'>, <class 'roocs_utils.parameter.param_utils.Series'>, <class 'NoneType'>, <class 'str'>].roocs-utils
>= 0.5.0 required.
New Features
time_values
andlevel_values
arguments added tocore.subset.subset_bbox
which allows the user to provide a list of time/level values to select.subset_time_by_values
andsubset_level_by_values
added tocore.subset.subset_bbox
. These allow subsetting on sequence of datetimes or levels.subset_time_by_components
added tocore.subset.subset_bbox
. This allows subsetting by time components - year, month, day etc.check_levels_exist
andcheck_datetimes_exist
function checkers added incore.subset
to check requested levels and datetimes exist. An exception is raised if they do not exist in the dataset.time_components
argument added toops.subset
to allowing subsetting by time components such as year, month, day etc.
Other Changes
- Python 3.6 no longer tested in GitHub actions.
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clisops - v0.6.4
v0.6.4 (2021-05-17)
Breaking Changes
- Exception raised in
core.average.average_over_dims
when dims is None. - Exception raised in
core.average.average_over_shape
when grid and polygon have no overlapping values.
New Features
ops.subset.subset
now ensures all latitude and longitude bounds are in ascending order before passing tocore.subset.subset_bbox
core.subset.subset_level
now checks that the order of the bounds matches the order of the level data.core.subset._check_desc_coords
now checks the bounds provided are ascending before flipping them.
Other Changes
- clisops logging no longer disables other loggers.
- GitHub CI now leverages
tox
for testing as well as tests averaging functions via a conda-based build. - Added a CI build to run against xarray@master that is allowed to fail.
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clisops - v0.6.3
v0.6.3 (2021-03-30)
Breaking Changes
- Raise an exception in
core.subset.subset_bbox
when there are no data points in the result. roocs-utils
>=0.6.3 required.
Bug Fixes
- In
core.subset.check_start_end_dates
check if start and end date requested exist in the calendar of the dataset. If not, nudge the date forward if start date or backwards if end date.
Other Changes
- Error message improved to include longitude bounds of the dataset when the bounds requested in
ops.subset.subset
are not within range and rolling could not be completed.
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clisops - v0.6.2
v0.6.2 (2021-03-22)
Bug Fixes
- Better support for disjoint shapes in
subset_shape
. - Identify latitude and longitude using
cf-xarray
rather than by "lat" and "lon"
New Features
- Add
output_staging_dir
option inetc/roocs.ini
, to write files to initially before moving them to the requested output_dir. - Notebook of examples for average over dims operation added.
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clisops - v0.6.1
v0.6.1 (2021-02-23)
Bug Fixes
- Add cf-xarray as dependency. This is a dependency of roocs-utils>=0.2.1 so is not a breaking change.
- Remove python-dateutil, fiona and geojson as dependencies, no longer needed.
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clisops - v0.6.0
v0.6.0 (2021-02-22)
Breaking Changes
- New dev dependency: GitPython==3.1.12
New Features
average_over_dims
added intoaverage.core
andaverage.ops
- New
core.average.average_shape
+core.subset.subset_create_weight_masks
. Depends onxESMF
>= 0.5.2, which is a new optional dependency.
Bug Fixes
- Fixed issue where the temporal subset was ignored if level subset selected.
- Roll dataset used in subsetting when the requested longitude bounds are not within those of the dataset.
- Fixed issue with subsetting grid lon and lat coordinates that are in descending order for
core.subset.subset_bbox
.
Other Changes
- Changes to allow datasets without a time dimension to be processed without issues.
- Use
DatasetMapper
fromroocs-utils
to ensure all datasets are mapped to file paths correctly. - Using file caching to gather
mini-esgf-data
test data. - Added a
dev
recipe for pip installations (pip install clisops[dev]
). - Updated pre-commit and pre-commit hooks to newest versions.
- Migrated linux-based integration builds to GitHub CI.
- Added functionality to
core.subset.create_mask
so it can acceptGeoDataFrames
with non-integer indexes. clisops.utils.file_namers
adjusted to allow values to be overwritten and extras to be added to the end before the file extension.
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clisops - v0.5.1
v0.5.1 (2020-01-11)
Breaking Changes
- Reverting breaking changes made by the change to
core.subset.create_mask
. This change introduces a
second evaluation for shapes touching grid-points.
Other Changes
- Using file caching to gather
xclim
test data. - Change made to
core.subset.subset_bbox._check_desc_coords
to cope with subsetting when only one latitude or
longitude exists in the input dataset
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clisops - v0.5.0
v0.5.0 (2020-12-17)
Breaking Changes
- Moved
core.subset.create_mask_vectorize
tocore.subset.create_mask
. The old spatial join option was removed.
core.subset.subset_shape
lost itsvectorize
kwarg, as it is now default. roocs-utils
>=0.1.5 used
Other Changes
- udunits2>=2.2 removed as a requirement to make clisops completely pip installable.
- rtee and libspatialindex removed as requirements, making it easier to install through pip.
- Static types updated to include missing but permitted types.
- Better handling for paths in
ops.subset
allowing windows build to be fixed.
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clisops - v0.4.0
v0.4.0 (2020-11-5)
Adding new features, updating doc strings and documentation and inclusion of static type support.
Breaking Changes
- clisops now requires udunits2>=2.2.
- roocs-utils>=0.1.4 is now required.
space
parameter ofclisops.ops.subset
renamed toarea
.chunk_rules
parameter ofclisops.ops.subset
renamed tosplit_method
.filenamer
parameter ofclisops.ops.subset
renamed tofile_namer
.
New Features
subset_level
added.- PR template.
- Config file now exists at
clisops.etc.roocs.ini
. This can be overwritten by setting the environment variable
ROOCS_CONFIG
to the file path of a config file. - Static typing added to subset operation function.
- info and debugging are now logged rather than printed.
- Notebook of examples for subset operation added.
split_method
implemented to split output files by if they exceed the memory limit provided in
clisops.etc.roocs.ini
namedfile_size_limit
.
Currently only thetime:auto
exists which splits evenly on time ranges.file_namer
implemented inclisops.ops.subset
. This hassimple
andstandard
options.
simple
numbers output files whereasstandard
names them according to the input dataset.- Memory usage when completing the subsetting operation is now managed using dask chunking. The memory limit for
memory usage for this process is set inclisops.etc.roocs.ini
underchunk_memory_limit
.
Bug Fixes
- Nudging time values to nearest available in dataset to fix a bug where subsetting failed when the exact date
did not exist in the dataset.
Other Changes
- cfunits dependency removed - not needed.
- requirements.txt and environment.yml synced.
- Documentation updated to include API.
- Read the docs build now tested in CI pipeline.
- md files changed to rst.
- tests now use
mini-esgf-data
by default.
Climate Change - Climate Data Processing and Analysis
- Python
Published by ellesmith88 over 4 years ago

clisops - v0.2.0
v0.2.0 (2020-06-19)
New Features
- Integration of xclim subset module in
clisops.core.subset
. - Added jupyter notebook with and example for subsetting from xclim.
Other Changes
- Fixed RTD doc build.
- Updated travis CI according to xclim requirements.
- Now employing PEP8 + Black compatible autoformatting.
- Pre-commit is now used to launch code formatting inspections for local development.
Climate Change - Climate Data Processing and Analysis
- Python
Published by cehbrecht almost 5 years ago
