Enhanced support for modifying Dataset & DataArray properties in place #192
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I can't think of a legitimate use for this.
This will be helpful to adding support for in-place modification of DataArray coordinates and dimensions.
Also added more tests for the various edge cases when setting DataArrayCoordinates.
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Enhanced support for modifying Dataset & DataArray properties in place
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With this patch, it is possible to perform the following operations:
data_array.name = 'foo'data_array.coordinates = ...data_array.coordinates[0] = ...data_array.coordinates['x'] = ...dataset.coordinates['x'] = ...dataset.rename(..., inplace=True)It is no longer possible to set
data_array.variable = ...., which was technically part of the public API but I would guess unused.