warning generated despite correct syntax

[wkitlasten]

gwf.modelgrid.intersect() generates the warning below, despite the correct syntax. Is this intentional? (I'd hate to "fix" it if it ain't broken) It wouldn't be a big deal except I am calling it from a lambda function in a large dataframe and it blows all other information off the screen!!

obs['ij'] = obs[[x_field, y_field]]. apply(lambda x: gwf.modelgrid.intersect(x[0], x[1], z=None, local=False, forgive=True), axis=1)

structuredgrid.py:777: UserWarning: The interface 'intersect(self, x, y, local=False, forgive=False)' has been deprecated. Use the intersect(self, x, y, z=None, local=False, forgive=False) interface instead.

[jlarsen-usgs]

@wkitlasten

The warning is intentional to make users aware of the interface change. I'm planning on updating this to either throw an error if the interface is called incorrectly, or only warn the first time it is called.

I'll put in a PR to change this behavior. For the time being, you can supress those messages by adding a warnings filter to the top of your script, like so.

import warnings
warnings.simplefilter("ignore", UserWarning)

[jdhughes-dev]

@jlarsen-usgs I guess the confusing thing to me is the Warning seems to tell users to do just what they did (at least in Wes' case)