Allow non-float cell measures #3428
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| #: Unit of the quantity that the coordinate represents. | ||
| #: Unit of the quantity that the cell measure represents. |
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@lbdreyer Nice spot... clearly cut'n paste syndrom 🤣
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@lbdreyer Nice one, looks good to me 👍 |
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Currently, we do not allow the creation of cell measures with non-float data as it is claimed that this is not supported until CF1.7
As of #3406 we are now committed to CF1.7 so we can now support this.
It is worth mentioning that I struggled to find reference to the
in the CF documenstation. But regardless, we can remove this restriction now.