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I have a file which includes a coordinate variable called return_period which happens to have the units of years. The file also contains a valid time coordinate variable. When I run the checker it tells me that there is an error in the definition of my return_period coord variable because it is interpreting it as a time variable.
The error is:
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Checking variable: return_period
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WARN: (4.4.1): Use of the calendar and/or month_lengths attributes is recommended for time coordinate variables
ERROR: (4.4): Invalid units and/or reference time
I wonder if we should provide a way of telling the checker: "do not interpret this variable as a time variable". Otherwise, I'm not sure how to cope with this issue.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
…re of the following:
- axis attribute with value 'T'
- units of reference time
- standard_name attribute with value 'time' or 'forecast_reference_time' (#49)
I have a file which includes a coordinate variable called
return_period
which happens to have the units ofyears
. The file also contains a validtime
coordinate variable. When I run the checker it tells me that there is an error in the definition of myreturn_period
coord variable because it is interpreting it as a time variable.The error is:
The relevant snippet from the file looks like:
I wonder if we should provide a way of telling the checker: "do not interpret this variable as a time variable". Otherwise, I'm not sure how to cope with this issue.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: