Versions impacted by the bug
5.10.0
5.11.0 SNAPSHOT
What went wrong?
A GRIB2 Variable with no time intervals always has a Grib2_Statistical_Process_Type attribute with the value UnknownStatType--1. (This happens because the string format is "UnknownStatType-%d" and the substitution is -1).
Although a minor issue, it's annoying and can cause confusion. I first thought this was out of date lookup tables, then concluded UnknownStatType--1 is (unintentionally) a special string which means "no intervals".
The description of unrelated issue #730 shows exactly this happening.
Relevant log messages
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If you have an example file that you can share, please attach it to this issue.
If so, may we include it in our test datasets to help ensure the bug does not return once fixed?
Note: the test datasets are publicly accessible without restriction.
No
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Versions impacted by the bug
5.10.0
5.11.0 SNAPSHOT
What went wrong?
A GRIB2 Variable with no time intervals always has a
Grib2_Statistical_Process_Typeattribute with the valueUnknownStatType--1. (This happens because the string format is "UnknownStatType-%d" and the substitution is-1).Although a minor issue, it's annoying and can cause confusion. I first thought this was out of date lookup tables, then concluded
UnknownStatType--1is (unintentionally) a special string which means "no intervals".The description of unrelated issue #730 shows exactly this happening.
Relevant log messages
No response
If you have an example file that you can share, please attach it to this issue.
If so, may we include it in our test datasets to help ensure the bug does not return once fixed?
Note: the test datasets are publicly accessible without restriction.
No
Code of Conduct