Populate map variable CATDESC based on descriptor.#5
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Closing and reopening to try and trigger a resync. The new code should be a bit more intelligent about how it responds to variable names. |
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Since there's been a release of the imap_processing repo this is probably mergeable now. |
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This PR depends on IMAP-Science-Operations-Center/imap_processing#2712 and the rationale is explained there. This applies the same change to L3 code.
It's not particularly clean because the variable attributes are made fairly deep in the CDF writing code, so this really is triggering off variable name in a way that might be oversensitive.