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Updates the requirements on xarray to permit the latest version.
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whatsnew for v2024.01.1d34ebff
implementisnull
usingfull_like
instead ofzeros_like
(#7395)0475435
Fixed typo in custom backend registration documentation (#8645)0a61f0e
Pin sphinx-book-theme to 1.0.1 to try to deal with #8619 (#8632)4bb5175
infer_freq: return 'YE' (#8629 follow-up) (#8642)4b5c87b
Use ddof innumbagg>=0.7.0
for aggregations (#8624)f07e895
xfail zarr test on Windows (#8643)d6deb46
Pandas 2.2.0 test fixes (#8638)5a92d48
rename "Y" freq string to "YE" (pandas parity) (#8629)e571d1c
UseT_DataArray
inWeighted
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