Misspecified var_names
See original GitHub issueIn certain cases, if an element of var_names
is not in the dataset, should we should throw an exception? Right not, it will plot any var_names it can find, and ignore the others. This behavior has actually been kind of nice when plotting a centered eight trace vs a non-centered eight trace, but confusing if you typo one of the var_names.
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right now the behavior is equivalent to
data.posterior[var_names]
(and specifically,data.posterior[var_names].sel(**coords)
, though, which I like: i.e., matching xarray’s behavior.Fair point, matching xarrays behavior is good idea! We can focus this discussion on how verbose we want to be to user.