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0.6.0

12 Feb 14:30
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0.5.2

27 Oct 08:21

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  • Fixes issue with automatic plotting of polytope data as point clouds by @JamesVarndell in #139

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0.5.1

15 Oct 14:54

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Fixed a bug where the lead_time formatter was not working correctly with multiple time values (#134).

0.5.0

15 Oct 11:34
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Full release notes: https://earthkit-plots.readthedocs.io/en/latest/release-notes/version-0.5-updates.html

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0.4.1

14 Oct 17:29

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Made the default behaviour of quickplot to not combine vector components by default. This is to avoid unforeseen issues with some data sources. This will be addressed in release 0.6.

0.4.0

14 Oct 12:47

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New Contributors

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Release notes: https://earthkit-plots.readthedocs.io/en/latest/release-notes/version-0.4-updates.html

0.3.5

28 Aug 15:57
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  • Bugfix: prevents striped grid_cells plots when data crosses 0 longitude by @JamesVarndell in #96

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0.3.4

27 Aug 12:57

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0.3.3

07 Aug 13:29

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New Contributors

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Hotfix: Visual artifacts when plotting shapefiles

04 Jul 10:10
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This hotfix reverts the on-the-fly geometry clipping logic for coastlines, borders, and other shapefiles (issues #75 & #76) and restores full-shapefile plotting to ensure visual correctness. It also fixes a longitude-wrapping bug when extracting data domains that start and end on the same longitude.

Changes

  • Instead of attempting to clip shapefile geometries to the current view for performance, we now plot the entire shapefile. This eliminates spurious horizontal lines and artifacts in certain projections, as discussed in #76, but significantly reduces performance.
  • When a map's domain wraps around (e.g. –180→+180 or 0→360), exact endpoint values were collapsed (180→–180, 360→0), resulting in tiny slivers instead of the full globe. We now preserve any original +180° or +360° endpoints when re-wrapping longitudes.

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Full Changelog: 0.3.1...0.3.2