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[DOCS] Update docstring for date2num (module function) #483
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[DOCS] Update docstring for date2num (module function) #483
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Can you please fix the Unit.date2num similarly ?
It seems increasingly that I made a mess of reviewing #467 !
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👍 thanks @ukmo-ccbunney
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I have a fix for those pre-commit errors in #484, if you wanted to merge that one first? |
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( merge-in fixed the pre-commit failure. -- thanks @trexfeathers for #484 ) |
* main: [DOCS] Update docstring for date2num (module function) (SciTools#483) Modernise setup scripts (SciTools#484) Make antlr optional (SciTools#423) Ruff: smaller steps (SciTools#364) Updated docstring for num2date. (SciTools#467) updated conda lock files (SciTools#479) Revert to 00:03 Mondays for lockfile updates. (SciTools#480) New trigger time for GMT. (SciTools#478) Check lockfile updates @ 3pm daily (temporary for testing). (SciTools#477) Fixlocks (SciTools#470) # Conflicts: # pyproject.toml # requirements/cf-units.yml # requirements/locks/py310-lock-linux-64.txt # requirements/locks/py310-lock-osx-64.txt # requirements/locks/py310-lock-win-64.txt # requirements/locks/py311-lock-linux-64.txt # requirements/locks/py311-lock-osx-64.txt # requirements/locks/py311-lock-win-64.txt # requirements/locks/py312-lock-linux-64.txt # requirements/locks/py312-lock-osx-64.txt # requirements/locks/py312-lock-win-64.txt
🚀 Pull Request
As per #467, but for module function
date2numThe underlying cftime package will now preferentially return an integer rather than a float if if encoded datetime(s) can be expressed exactly as an integer.
Description
Docstring for
cf_units.date2numupdated to reflect this underlying change in behaviour.Extra example added showing outputs of type integer where encoded allows.
#467 fixed docstring for
cf_units.Unit.date2num, but this module level function was missed.Fixes: #202