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The FileSource class should probably have a docstring. As should it's methods, for example head().
In my case I was going through the notebook documentation. The first example in the first notebook is..
import earthkit.data fs = earthkit.data.from_source("file", "temp_10.bufr")
The markdown comment immediately after that says "We can call head(), tail() and ls() to see metadata from the header section of the BUFR messages: "
My instinct was to run the jupyter shortcut for help...
fs.head?
but the output was
Signature: fs.head(n=5, **kwargs) Docstring: <no docstring> File: ~/code/earthkit-data/earthkit/data/sources/file.py Type: method
i.e. no docstring describing the head() method
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The FileSource class should probably have a docstring. As should it's methods, for example head().
In my case I was going through the notebook documentation. The first example in the first notebook is..
The markdown comment immediately after that says "We can call head(), tail() and ls() to see metadata from the header section of the BUFR messages: "
My instinct was to run the jupyter shortcut for help...
fs.head?
but the output was
i.e. no docstring describing the head() method
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: