Use PyGMT instead of Cartopy in Chain tutorial #386
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The PyGMT maps require less code and tend to look nicer than the Cartopy ones. It's also faster for non-rectangular maps. Add PyGMT and GMT as docs dependencies with pinned versions to avoid breaking the docs build. Replacing in a single tutorial to establish the infrastructure. Replace in other places in follow-ups. Co-authored-by: Santiago Soler <santisoler@fastmail.com>
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@santisoler I took over your branch from 2020 and made it so we can do this one page at a time so that the PR doesn't live forever. |
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Aaand of course there are issues with Cartopy and GDAL. Have to pin matplotlib to avoid issues. (see SciTools/cartopy#2086) |
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The PyGMT maps require less code and tend to look nicer than the Cartopy ones. It's also faster for non-rectangular maps. Add PyGMT and GMT as docs dependencies with pinned versions to avoid breaking the docs build. Replacing in a single tutorial to establish the infrastructure. Replace in other places in follow-ups.
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