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That's a totally valid scope limitation for the sparse package, and I understand the motivation.

I'm just saying that the principle of least astonishment is not being followed: the user cannot at the moment read either the xarray or sparse docs and know which portions of the xarray API will work when giving …, sparse=True, and which instead require a deliberate choice to densify, or see examples of how best to mix the two. It would be helpful to clarify—that's all.

 
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