Fix xarray .drop() deprecation
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This adds a test covering the behavior where we need to swap out the deprecated method. Just in case.
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.drop() deprecation
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CI tests are failing I'm missing something obvious here. Edit: Fixed. |
The key here is that the variables needs to be dropped, not the dimension. I'm not sure whether or not this is intended but it makes current behavior consistent with the past.
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.drop() deprecation.drop() deprecation
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xarrayis deprecating.drop()so we're getting warnings about it. This fixes the problem by changing it for the recommended.drop_vars().This also adds a test covering the behavior where this swap needs to occur. Not the greatest test but just in case.
Close #37