autoget.ECMWFdload(): bugfix for snwe in numpy.int64 or float#45
autoget.ECMWFdload(): bugfix for snwe in numpy.int64 or float#45yunjunz merged 2 commits intoinsarlab:mainfrom
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Reviewer's Guide by SourceryThis pull request addresses an issue in Updated class diagram for
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Fixes a bug in autoget.ECMWFdload() where the snwe input, when provided as numpy.int64 or float, would cause issues. |
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src/pyaps3/autoget.py |
| Collapses the development installation note in the README for a cleaner initial view. |
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README.md |
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Hey @yunjunz - I've reviewed your changes - here's some feedback:
Overall Comments:
- Consider adding a unit test to specifically cover the
snweinput validation and conversion. - The warning message could be improved to be more informative about the potential impact of the bounding box conversion.
Here's what I looked at during the review
- 🟢 General issues: all looks good
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autoget.ECMWFdload(): bugfix if inputsnweis innumpy.int64orfloat, as reported in new pyaps0.3.6 can not download dataset MintPy#1321README: collapse dev install note for a simpler first lookSummary by Sourcery
Fix bug in
ECMWFdloadfor handlingsnweparameter with incorrect types and improve the README by collapsing the developer installation notes for better readability.Bug Fixes:
autoget.ECMWFdload()where thesnweparameter was not handled correctly when provided asnumpy.int64orfloattypes. The function now converts these types to native integers and prints a warning if the conversion results in a change of area to prevent unexpected behavior downstream.Documentation: