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I see you have lon0=282, lon1=287, it works when I enter negative values for the longitude lon0=-78, lon1=-73.

Should the xclim subset function handle both?

I'll explore a bit more.

We should raise an error when the slice returns no data instead of returning 'success' with an empty zip file...

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For demonstration purposes, I think you should take a smaller subset... for example, this takes a little more than 5 minutes to process:

resp = wps.subset_ensemble_bccaqv2('rcp85', 'tasmin', lon0=-78, lon1=-77, lat0=43, lat1=44, y0=1980, y1=1980)

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Ok, please change the nb as you see fit.

I've made a PR to support this case in xclim. Ouranosinc/xclim#203

The process default for lon1 is 360, so I assumed the scale was from 0 to 360.

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Great, I'll do that and test for values between 0 and 360 when that PR is merged.

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Merged.

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