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Certainly this would be out of scope for xarray itself, but this perhaps be done with a library that wraps xarray's API. If I recall correctly, @pwolfram was also interested in this. We did discuss customizable hooks for attribute handling in #988 but I'm no longer sure that is a good idea. These sort of overloads are really hard to get right, as we've seen with NumPy's long history of different override protocols (the most recent example being |
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