chore/fill value consistency#135
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@emmanuelmathot do you have the s3 URL for an image with missing values, like the one in https://deploy-preview-17355--ol-site.netlify.app/en/latest/examples/geozarr-stretch.html? I don't have a local example, and I couldn't find the source for that image on s3 |
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LGTM. Any swath-truncated granule would work for visual validation, e.g.:
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closes #122 by consistently using NaN as a fill value for float exports. The lower-resolution data were being exported with out-of-range values set to 0.0, which is incorrect. After this PR, they should be set to NaN.