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Yes in this case I need the functionality to be able to specify an alternative value similar to np.where so DataArray.where does not help me in this instance. But nevertheless this is a helpful insight.

Actually I am probably not really qualified to answer your question about adding kwargs or getting the value from the options since I am not really familiar with xarray code. While searching for the reason/solution to my problem I also came across the issues you mentioned and then just had a quick glance at the code why xr.where does not keep the attributes.

Anyway as far as I can see if xr.where would just have a **kwargs argument not keep_attrs specifically this would not directly break anything but would allow to pass any keyword argument of apply_ufunc and it would just be "handed" down. On the other side I can see the advantage of the options since this would keep the handling of keeping attributes consistent with existing code.

Long story short; it would be nice for users to at least be able to have a choice to keep attributes with this kind of operations (I guess there are other operations which have the same problem) regardless of how it is implemented.

 
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