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ebe0dd03187a5c3138ea12ca4beb13643679fe21 CFTimeIndex (#1252) * Start on implementing and testing NetCDFTimeIndex * TST Move to using pytest fixtures to structure tests * Address initial review comments * Address second round of review comments * Fix failing python3 tests * Match test method name to method name * First attempts at integrating NetCDFTimeIndex into xarray This is a first pass at the following: - Resetting the logic for decoding datetimes such that `np.datetime64` objects are never used for non-standard calendars - Adding logic to use a `NetCDFTimeIndex` whenever `netcdftime.datetime` objects are used in an array being cast as an index (so if one reads in a Dataset from a netCDF file or creates one in Python, which is indexed by a time coordinate that uses `netcdftime.datetime` objects a NetCDFTimeIndex will be used rather than a generic object-based index) - Adding logic to encode `netcdftime.datetime` objects when saving out to netCDF files * Cleanup * Fix DataFrame and Series test failures for NetCDFTimeIndex These were related to a recent minor upstream change in pandas: https://github.com/pandas-dev/pandas/blame/master/pandas/core/indexing.py#L1433 * First pass at making NetCDFTimeIndex compatible with #1356 * Address initial review comments * Restore test_conventions.py * Fix failing test in test_utils.py * flake8 * Update for standalone netcdftime * Address stickler-ci comments * Skip test_format_netcdftime_datetime if netcdftime not installed * A start on documentation * Fix failing zarr tests related to netcdftime encoding * Simplify test_decode_standard_calendar_single_element_non_ns_range * Address a couple review comments * Use else clause in _maybe_cast_to_netcdftimeindex * Start on adding enable_netcdftimeindex option * Continue parametrizing tests in test_coding_times.py * Update time-series.rst for enable_netcdftimeindex option * Use :py:func: in rst for xarray.set_options * Add a what's new entry and test that resample raises a Ty… 2018-05-13T05:19:09Z 2018-05-13T05:19:09Z Spencer Clark f04422bfa03dadc75fab6ce64de238fbe48f5be4 Joe Hamman 5f199557d0f8f69fbea5e027a407146e2669a812 xarray 13221727 spencerkclark 6628425  
697cc74b9af5fbfedadd54fd07019ce7684553ec Use requires_netcdftime decorators in test_coding_times.py (#1929) * Switch requires_netCDF4 decorators to requires_netcdftime decorators in test_coding_times.py * Fix 'netcdftime' has no attribute 'netcdftime' error 2018-02-21T06:18:34Z 2018-02-21T06:18:34Z Spencer Clark f04422bfa03dadc75fab6ce64de238fbe48f5be4 Joe Hamman 5f199557d0f8f69fbea5e027a407146e2669a812 xarray 13221727 spencerkclark 6628425  

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