Jeff Whitaker

Sure, wouldn't hurt. At the very least maybe we will found out why they chose to do it that way.

Looks like you have a mismatch between the python interpreter you are using to run the script and the python library that is being linked by _netCDF4.so. Probably one of...

There are bugs in netcdf-c for writing to variables with multiple unlimited dimensions (see #933, https://github.com/Unidata/netcdf-c/issues/1413). Wouldn't be surprised if this is another one.

Will leave this open - I'm not sure this a bug upstream. I do wonder if the file is somehow ending up in a corrupted state when you kill the...

There is no temporary file - the data is received directly over http.

@DennisHeimbigner, where are the docs for the caching flag?

nothing in the python interface changed that would have caused this - must be due to the hdf5 version that is linked. Can you run the 'checkversion.py' script the source...

Also, you could try closing the Dataset at the end of the loop (ncd.close)

Did you build from source, install a binary wheel with pip, or are you using conda?

OK, then I guess the hdf5 library installed in that binary wheel doesn't play nice with your system. The only thing I can suggest at this point is to install...