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@romanc romanc commented Jan 8, 2026

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QuanityFactory.from_backend(...) was deprecated with NDSL release 2025.11.00. The function is superseded by the new constructor. See #228 for context.

Blocked by NOAA-GFDL/pace#169, NOAA-GFDL/PyFV3#108, NOAA-GFDL/PySHiELD#79, NOAA-GFDL/pace#173

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`QuanityFactory.from_backend(...)` was deprecated with NDSL release
`2025.11.00`. The function is superseded by the new constructor. See
NOAA-GFDL#228 for context.
@romanc romanc changed the title BREAKING CHANGE: remove deprecated QuanityFactory.from_backend() BREAKING CHANGE: remove deprecated QuanityFactory.from_backend() Jan 8, 2026
@romanc romanc marked this pull request as ready for review January 16, 2026 14:34
@romanc romanc enabled auto-merge January 16, 2026 14:35
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@romanc romanc added this pull request to the merge queue Jan 16, 2026
Merged via the queue into NOAA-GFDL:develop with commit f5605ca Jan 16, 2026
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@romanc romanc deleted the romanc/remove-quantity-facotry-from-backend branch January 16, 2026 16:48
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