METAR/Station Plot fixes #3297
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METAR/Station Plot fixes #3297
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Attach a copy of the dictionary of units to the DataFrame so that units can be modified in-place without affecting future calls.
For modern Python, we can just use the 'z' format option. For earlier Python versions, we need to manually round and add a positive 0 to the result to clear the negative 0.
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Type: Bug
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Didn't think to run all tests locally, but it turns out some of our declarative tests were indeed plotting '-0', and this changes that. Need to update the images... |
kgoebber
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Nov 30, 2023
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Description Of Changes
Main thrust is fixing #3296, by adjusting our default formatter for
plot_parameter()to use'z.0f'to avoid'-0'(and an appropriate workaround on Python < 3.11).Also fix an issue I noticed while digging in, where the units dictionary on the parsed
DataFramein our METAR code is a fixed instance; natural in-place modification of this dictionary (e.g.df.units['air_temperature'] = 'degF') would affect all other instances (past and future). We can avoid this by making sure returnedDataFrames get a copy instead.Checklist