Adds flatten argument to to_numpy methods#685
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@JamesVarndell, thank you very much for this development. Please can I ask you to add a test to |
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Adds the
flattenargument to xarray DataArray and Dataset wrapper classes:flatten=True, reshape the resulting NumPy array to be 1-dimensional after converting withto_numpy().flatten=False(default), maintain the current behavior and return the regular array.See #684 for more information.