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geoglows / pygeoglows

A python package of tools coming from the GEOGloWS initiative
https://geoglows.org
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Bugfix/list of river numbers #31

Closed rileyhales closed 7 months ago

rileyhales commented 7 months ago

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Walkthrough

The updates primarily focus on enhancing the dependencies and functionalities across the project. Package versions in environment.yaml are upgraded, new dependencies are added, and requirements.txt is refined to specify minimum versions. Additionally, the geoglows module sees a version bump and improvements in data handling functions, optimizing data processing tasks.

Changes

Files Change Summary
environment.yaml, requirements.txt Updated and added package versions and dependencies, specified minimum version requirements.
geoglows/__init__.py Updated the version from '1.0.3' to '1.0.4'.
geoglows/data.py Enhanced from_aws function for varied reach_id handling, improving data processing and pivoting.

🐇✨ A little hop and a code tweak, New versions peak, as changes we seek. Through rivers of data, our modules flow, With each update, our software grows. Cheers to the team, with every commit glow! 🌟📊

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Commits Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 22c681c1a459496e1901b84c9a69032897acb8e3 and f85d18659f73d0e284e96913d74c53d5e9eebab9.
Files selected for processing (4) * environment.yaml (1 hunks) * geoglows/__init__.py (1 hunks) * geoglows/data.py (2 hunks) * requirements.txt (1 hunks)
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requirements.txt (4)
`1-1`: Ensure that the specified version of `dask` aligns with the dependencies of other packages and the overall project requirements. --- `4-4`: Confirm that the specified minimum version for `pandas` is compatible with the other packages and the overall data handling requirements of the project. --- `7-7`: Check that the specified version of `s3fs` is compatible with the AWS SDK versions used in the project, as this can affect file system operations. --- `11-11`: Verify that the specified version of `xarray` is compatible with the data structures and operations used in the project, especially given its importance in handling multidimensional arrays.
environment.yaml (4)
`6-6`: Ensure that the updated version of `dask` specified here is consistent with the version specified in `requirements.txt` and other configuration files. --- `9-9`: Confirm the addition of `hydrostats` to the dependencies, ensuring it is necessary for the project and compatible with other packages. --- `14-14`: Check that the updated version of `s3fs` specified here aligns with the version in `requirements.txt` and is compatible with the AWS SDK versions used in the project. --- `17-17`: Verify that the updated version of `xarray` specified here is consistent with the version in `requirements.txt` and supports the data structures and operations used in the project.
geoglows/__init__.py (1)
`14-14`: Update to version '1.0.4' is noted. Ensure this version increment is reflected in all relevant documentation and dependency files.
geoglows/data.py (1)
`71-81`: > :memo: **NOTE** > This review was outside the diff hunks and was mapped to the diff hunk with the greatest overlap. Original lines [50-78] Review the handling of `reach_id` and date formats in the `from_aws` function. Ensure that the logic correctly supports different types of `reach_id` and that error messages are clear and informative.
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