Do not apply the gmtgrdio_doctor_geo_increments() small modification if it breaks. #8660
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…if it breaks. See issue #8655. The issue is that gmtgrdio_doctor_geo_increments() may change the increments in such a way that a grid with a previous good range as a multiple of inc becomes bad (because only the incs were changed). This PR checks that the _doctor_ works does not break the condition. If it does, do not apply it.
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I think you should ping @GenericMappingTools/gmt-maintainers instead of the core team instead. |
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See issue #8655. The issue is that
gmtgrdio_doctor_geo_increments()may change the increments in such a way that a grid with a previous good range as a multiple of inc becomes bad (because only the incs were changed). This PR checks that the doctor works does not break the condition. If it does, do not apply it.