This is pretty much a bug fix release of PyGrADS. It includes a better handling of the e-dimension under GrADS v2.0, returning a single e-dimension under GrADS v1.x. It also includes the ga.query("time") method which returns both GrADS and Unix time representations. The default GrADS binary is now "grads" instead of
"gradshdf". Recall that under GrADS v2.0.a5.oga.5 and v1.10.r2.oga "grads" includes support for most data formats, including OpenGrADS
It is strongly recommended that you use GrADS 2.0.oga.5 or later for a fully functional PyGrADS under GrADS v2.0, including the exp() and imp() methods. If you are still using the Legacy GrADS v1.x releases, it is recommended that you upgrade to the GrADS v1.10.r2.oga for fully support of the expr() method, something that is essential if using tge Java interface under Jython. See the ChangeLog for a complete list of bug fixes and new features.