BUG: fix ds.all_data() for spherical AMReX datasets #5025
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For future reference, the datasets are registered at yt-project/website#129 |
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very nice. Let me add this to the 4.4.0 milestone in case we can squeeze it in before the release is unblocked. |
`ds.index.level_dds` was being overwritten in `_parse_index()`, which breaks the `all_data()` region selector. This commit instead updates `domain_right_edge` in `_parse_header_file()`, like we do for cylindrical datasets.
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PR Summary
ds.index.level_ddswas being overwritten in_parse_index(), which breaks theall_data()region selector. This PR instead updatesdomain_right_edgein_parse_header_file(), like we do for cylindrical datasets.PR Checklist