We were previously always returning NaN arrays for chunks that were entirely out of bounds, or had no asset. Now, we respect the user-specified fill_value and dtype. This means fill_value=None is no longer supported, which makes things more straightforward anyway.
We were previously always returning NaN arrays for chunks that were entirely out of bounds, or had no asset. Now, we respect the user-specified
fill_valueand dtype. This meansfill_value=Noneis no longer supported, which makes things more straightforward anyway.cc @TomAugspurger Closes #113