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Test cdms_load_and_plot_axis_variable fails #689
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Can you post the branch name as well here? |
No, this is the intended solution. That is, if given a 1D variable for a 2D plot such as Boxfill, Isofill, or Isoline, it will revert to a 1D Yxvsx plot. We still want this behavior and should be fixed. From: Tommy Ellqvist <notifications@github.commailto:notifications@github.com> It can be reproduced by using a VCS/Boxfill and plot an axis variable like this one: It looks like the result should be a Yxvsx plot. So the Boxfill plots a Yxvsx plot when given an axis variable? But this is now broken, and I am not sure where to look. If this behavior is not intended this test can probably be removed, but the error should be better handled. /Users/tommy/git/uvcdat-build/install/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/2.7/lib/python2.7/site-packages/vcs/manageElements.py:735: UserWarning: the createyxvsx method is now obsolete, 1D graphics method have been unified,to avoid your code breaking in the future please change it to use: createoneD — |
There is no branch for this yet. |
Should this work?
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Your are correct, this should work, but is producing an error:
From: Tommy Ellqvist <notifications@github.commailto:notifications@github.com> Should this work?
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in theory yes, let me fix this right away. |
fixed in 2 separate branches |
Updated baseline png for test cdms_load_and_plot_axis_variable on branch issue_689_cdms_load_and_plot_axis_variable_baseline and merged into devel. |
It can be reproduced by using a VCS/Boxfill and plot an axis variable like this one:
"${cdat_SOURCE_DIR}/libcdms/src/cdunif/test/testnc.nc:latitude_4x5”
Which gives the error below, and the spreadsheet breaks.
It looks like the result should be a Yxvsx plot. So the Boxfill plots a Yxvsx plot when given an axis variable? But this is now broken, and I am not sure where to look.
If this behavior is not intended this test can probably be removed, but the error should be better handled.
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