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Handle more data types when parsing dataset.xml #127

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Before these changes, we only handled types int and float when parsing dataset.xml - everything else was left as a string and logged a warning. Even with this PR, we still do not handle:

  • Sequence
  • Structure
  • enum
  • opaque
  • object
  • char

because I do not have an example of those, and honestly have no idea what to do with some.

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Failing on docs?

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That should fix it, let's see...

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@lesserwhirls lesserwhirls force-pushed the typedData branch 6 times, most recently from fc2f3b9 to a70cc45 Compare May 13, 2017 22:09
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I did a boo boo @dopplershift. You fixed the docs and pushed a commit...I forgot you did that and used --force on my updates.

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They changed a config option on us.
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I still had it, not that it was a hard change.

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Sorry about that...

my bad

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Apparently there's a new version of flake8-comprehensions out--I've pushed cleanups for the new lint.

@dopplershift dopplershift merged commit 37c3388 into Unidata:master May 16, 2017
@dopplershift dopplershift modified the milestone: 0.5 Jul 21, 2017
@lesserwhirls lesserwhirls deleted the typedData branch June 4, 2020 20:13
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