Iris-dev

Okay, with no objections let's go ahead and retire this group. All future queries should be

I note that Iris2.3 is now released, but it has not been announced here or on the users' Google

Hi Ruth, I think these are two slightly different issues right? One is the complexity of having

Great idea! Let's do it. On Monday, March 11, 2019 at 2:24:46 PM UTC, Tremain Knight wrote:

Hi, at the moment iris supports only CF-1.5, which is a bit behind the current CF-1.7 and the

Hi Karl, thanks, that helps to locate the problem. In general, iris always reads grib data via

It's probably not important, but I just noticed the v2.2 whatsnew page doesn't have a release

See https://github.com/SciTools/iris/issues/3190 for the report of this issue on GitHub.

Hi all, We plan to tag and release Iris v2.2.0 by the middle of next week. If you have a Pull Request

Hi Peter, All -- I am pleased to say that the osgeolive project has produced experimental dot-deb

The 2D coordinate is not necessarily spatial. Here is a relevant discussion prompted by a user who

It seems a little odd having these two as separate functions since intersection (if I've

yes, that does seem to do the trick. (following is the output of a somewhat-randomly picked test,

I've just announced the v2.0.0rc1 release candidate on the iris user's mailinglist. Please

Following from https://github.com/SciTools/iris/pull/2781 I want to see whether there is interest

Just wanted to follow up and say that this was merged. We now have a much tighter definition of

Iris would probably fit in well at this workshop: https://www.ecmwf.int/en/learning/workshops/

Regarding: iris-grib re-introduction occurred during the dask development as: it was a pragmatic

We recently talked over the move to split the GRIB component out of iris itself, and this highlighted

We have decided to release Iris version 1.13 next week. Originally we were expecting the next release

Excellent - well done Corrine & Dan! :-D

Congratulations! Well done Dan :-)

I have started a gitter chat room for Iris (which you can access here: https://gitter.im/SciTools/

Sorry, just to add (to an already lengthy post!) that CIS also provides a mechanism for easily

Outstanding issues are now resolved, and we have now defined iris 1.12.0 release candidate #1 See:

Hi, I'm looking at expanding the trajectory loader in the name_loaders script. Not to be confused

Fantastic news, congratulations Carwyn! On Thursday, 1 December 2016 13:54:54 UTC, dkillick wrote:

Stephan: > ...which is why I would suggest exposing it as a function parameter (rather than a

Hello Johan you are welcome to raise issues on github to drive the discussions; these can help to

I believe I have closed all pull requests with respect to the iris 1.11 milestone I will cut an iris