tests for util.new_axis added pending bugfix#2130
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tests for util.new_axis added pending bugfix#2130corinnebosley wants to merge 1 commit intoSciTools:masterfrom
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Have found tests for this function in alternate location, so have relocated them and added them to PR#2143: #2143 |
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iris.util.new_axis() does not work for a MaskedConstant. This is now more of an issue since the change to make iris.util.new_axis() handle lazy data, because it now turns any single-point masked array into a MaskedConstant and then doesn't add a new axis to the mask, only to the data.
For now I have only written tests for this PR; I have not yet added the fix because I don't know what it is.