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Sort-of-merge-back: v3.12.3
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* Protect _constraints from elementwise equality. * Protect cube.py from elementwise equality. * Fix dumb Constraint eq mistake. * Protect util from elementwise equality. * Correct return type for masked_array_equal. * Protect _structured_array_identitication from elementwise equality. * Fixes for saver.py * Protect pp.py from elementwise equality. * Protect pp_load_rules from elementwise equality. * Revert "Protect pp.py from elementwise equality." This reverts commit 864f0d7. * Protect _concatenate from elementwise NOT equality. * Protect _constraints from elementwise NOT equality. * Protect coords.py from elementwise NOT equality. * Protect cube.py from elementwise NOT equality. * Protect util from elementwise NOT equality. * Add structured array test for NumPy elementwise broadcasting error. * Extra updates for pp_load_rules.py * What's New entry. * Expose users to array comparison errors when requested directly, including helpful errors. * Back out new support for NumPy arrays in AttributeConstraint - inappropriate for patch release. * Revert change to intersection edge_wrap - will never be comparing 2 arrays. * Add test coverage for structured array eq with incompatible shapes. * Test coverage for broadcasting errors in pp_load_rules. * Common code for comparing attributes in case np arrays. * Temporary fix for TestLicenseHeaders. * Don't create a file when testing describe_diff. * Final tests for attribute comparison. * Fix any versus all confusion. * Temporary Nox negation pin - see wntrblm/nox#961. (SciTools#6441) --------- Co-authored-by: ukmo-ccbunney <[email protected]>
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@trexfeathers Nice one 🥳
Confirmed this sort-of-merge-back
™️ is a combination of PRs #6665 and #6668 (v3.12.x
).
So playing forward the v3.12.3
patch onto v3.13.x
👍
Thanks @bjlittle! |
v3.12
has been patched:v3.12.3
. This patch should be propagated tov3.13.x
, and also tomain
.I created this branch using:
By propagating to
v3.13.x
first, we should be able to preserve the original commits and avoid the inevitable merge conflicts that come when usinggit cherry-pick
1. Sincev3.12.x
andv3.13.x
share a common history, you can see that the only difference is the one we want - the commits from the new patch.Once the patch release of
v3.13
is complete, we can then finish with a normal merge-back fromv3.13.x
tomain
.Merge via a merge commit (not squash)
Footnotes
the alternative: standard merge-back
v3.12.x
intomain
. How to then add the desired patch tov3.13.x
? Must not mergemain
into3.13.x
sincemain
includes many other commits that occurred post-3.13-release. Only remaining option is tocherry-pick
, which gives the commit(s) new SHA(s), and they conflict whenv3.13.x
is merged-back intomain
. ↩