Change the default offset for st_wrap_dateline #287
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Polar meshes are shown incorrectly north/south of 70 degree latitude if default offset (10 degrees) is used. Increasing the offset to 90 degrees does not negatively impact polygon splitting north/south of 70 degrees and allows to properly plot polar polygons.
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Polar meshes are shown incorrectly north/south of 70 degree latitude if default offset (10 degrees) is used. Increasing the offset to 90 degrees does not negatively impact polygon splitting north/south of 70 degrees and allows to properly plot polar polygons.
Summary of changes (Bug fix, feature, docs update, ...)
Added offset option
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antimeridian_wrappingbehaviour north/south of 70 degrees #286stylerrun over code