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ENH: Don't infer pcolormesh interval breaks for unevenly spaced coordiantes #792
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Thanks for keeping me in the loop- hopefully next month I can participate. New baby and Phd quals => no time now 1 appears to be the simpler option off the top of my head. |
I agree, 1 seems to be the easiest. @clarkfitzg P.S. I think we're in the same boat, new baby and I'm just a few months from my defense. |
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still relevant |
yes, also the current solution isn't too bad as well. |
especially because there is not robust logic as to how to check for coordinates being evenly spaced. I remember this topic has been discussed somewhere already, but I don't remember where. |
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Based on discussion in #781 and #782, it seems like a bad idea to infer (guess) the spacing of coordinates when they are unevenly spaced. As @ocefpaf points out:
So the options moving forward are to
cc @clarkfitzg
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