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We should consistently across datasets return time in xr.Datasets as floating point seconds since epoch (rather than decoding to np.datetime64[ns].
Users can still decode to np.datetime64[ns] if they want and the functions that accept time (and support the same set of arithmetic operators) will continue to work.
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We should consistently across datasets return
time
inxr.Dataset
s as floating point seconds since epoch (rather than decoding tonp.datetime64[ns]
.Users can still decode to
np.datetime64[ns]
if they want and the functions that accepttime
(and support the same set of arithmetic operators) will continue to work.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: