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Simply running twice cells 13 & 14 of the notebook that read and plot point single variable time-series for a point will reproduce this issue where the first run will have the valid values but second will be all nans. I encountered this when parallelizing reading of the files with dask that results in multiple reads and the unexpected result.
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So that cell probably isn't idempotent, and so it probably wouldn't be safe to run multiple times. I wonder what would happen if you avoid that (either by splitting the logic that updates the template, or by copy.deepcopy-ing d before running that.
Simply running twice cells 13 & 14 of the notebook that read and plot point single variable time-series for a point will reproduce this issue where the first run will have the valid values but second will be all
nan
s. I encountered this when parallelizing reading of the files with dask that results in multiple reads and the unexpected result.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: