Feature 550 v3.2.0

[bikegeek]

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[jprestop]

@bikegeek The SonarQube scans are failing, seemingly due to:

No source for code: 'test/histogram_2d/src/netCDF4/_netCDF4.pyx'; see https://coverage.readthedocs.io/en/7.11.3/messages.html#error-no-source
Error: Process completed with exit code 1.

Based on the information in the link, I've tried to modify the pyproject.toml file to get rid of the error. Take a look at my modifications when you get a chance. I still have not found a solution. Are you familiar with the pyproject.toml file? If so, any ideas on how to resolve the error? I'm going to move on to the other releases with the hope that you'll know better how to resolve this problem.

[jprestop]

@bikegeek Thank you so much for figuring out the problem! I approve this request.