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split netcdf4time into standalone package #601
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To give a clearer motivation: netCDF-C can be hard to install. But |
This is fine with me, as long as installing netcdf4-python installs netcdftime as well. I can ask the Unidata folks to create a netcdf4time project. |
Let's call it netcdftime, which matches the existing name of the Python
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So do we have consensus on |
netcdftime is fine. I would actually prefer cftime since that's what it is On Mon, Nov 7, 2016 at 12:09 PM, Ryan May [email protected] wrote:
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Repository is up at: https://github.com/Unidata/netcdftime Jeff, you should have everything you need to give people permission as necessary--though I'm happy to do more if you want. |
Thanks Ryan - I don't have a "Settings" button on the main project page (as I do for netcdf4-python) so I can't add @jhamman as a contributor. |
Accept my invite to the repo. 😁 |
OK, done. I invited @jhamman to be a collaborator. |
A first swing at the stand-alone netcdftime package is up: https://github.com/Unidata/netcdftime For that package, there are a bunch of issues I need to work through including documentation, testing, and pypi/conda distributions. Once I have that all done, I'll issue a PR here removing the |
Sounds like I should go ahead with a 1.2.6 release with netcdfime, and target removal for the 1.2.7 release? |
I think this can now be closed! 🎉 |
I'd like to propose splitting
netcdf4time
into a standalone package. The motivation for this request is coming from ongoing xarray development (pydata/xarray#1084) where we would like to usenetcdftime
without the complete netCDF dependency. This would not require any change to user code as netcdf-python would still be able to provide users the netcdftime module. I'd be happy to perform this task, including setting up TravisCI, Pypi, etc...cc @shoyer @spencerahill @spencerkclark @darothen
xref: pydata/xarray#1084, pydata/xarray#789
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