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V1.2.0 #33

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@rileyhales rileyhales commented Apr 14, 2024

  • implement bias correction plots
  • correct documentation autodocs
  • replaces uses of reach with river
  • allow retrieving forecast and retrospective datasets as xarray datasets

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  • Documentation

    • Updated API documentation to reflect removals and new additions in various modules.
    • Revised project version and author details.
  • New Features

    • Enhanced plotting capabilities with new functions for bias-corrected and retrospective visualizations.
  • Refactor

    • Improved clarity and maintainability in function naming and parameter handling across multiple modules.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Fixed inconsistencies in terminology and function descriptions for better user understanding.

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The recent updates to the geoglows package bring significant enhancements across various modules. These changes include refining data handling, updating plot functions, and improving documentation for better clarity and usability. The version upgrade to '1.2.0' signals substantial improvements and a more user-friendly experience for developers and users alike.

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docs/api-documentation... Updated API documentation, bias section removal, and addition of new plotting functions. Adjusted indentation for better readability.
docs/conf.py Updated project version to '1.2.0' and included Ph.D. designation for Riley Hales in author details.
geoglows/__init__.py Updated version to '1.2.0', included 'streamflow' in __all__, and adjusted imports list.
geoglows/_plots/... Renamed functions, added new plotting functions, and improved plot descriptions for clarity.
geoglows/data.py Enhanced data handling functions, improved parameter validation, and adjusted function signatures.
geoglows/streams.py Updated parameter names for clarity, using 'river_id' instead of 'reach_id'.

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docs/api-documentation/streamflow.rst (2)

8-8: Ensure the updated naming "GEOGLOWS" is consistently used throughout the entire documentation, not just in this module.

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26-26: The section "GEOGLOWS Model Utilities" appears to be correctly updated with the new naming convention. However, verify if the available_dates function still exists in the geoglows.streamflow module, given the deprecation notice.

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Actionable comments posted: 1

Actionable comments outside the diff hunks (1)
geoglows/__init__.py (1)

Line range hint 7-7: The import geoglows.streamflow is flagged as unused. If this module is intended for use, consider either using it explicitly in the code or removing the import if it's unnecessary.

- import geoglows.streamflow

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@rileyhales rileyhales merged commit 9658a29 into master Apr 14, 2024
@rileyhales rileyhales deleted the v1.2.0 branch April 14, 2024 04:33
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