Remove matplotlib version pin and minor contour labeling change for compatibility #568
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And the matplotlib release is already out. Let's get this in. |
jukent
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Removes the matplotlib<3.8 version pin and makes a minor change to the NCL_coneff_8.py contour labeling (removes the contour levels that were specified in addition to the locations to label) for compatibility with matplotlib 3.8+.
Closes #567.
We might wait until the next matplotlib release to merge this since matplotlib/matplotlib#27334 is still needed to address a couple of spurious lines in the example with matplotlib 3.8+.