Aaron Zuspan

@JonanOribe I like where you're headed with the `myinfo` plugin. Rather than using a CSV to save the info though, Jarvis already implements a memory system that stores local settings...

Hi @Martins6, In the `packages` folder, `memory.py` handles that JSON file. It's created on the user's local drive when something is saved to memory, which is probably why you couldn't...

I was having the same issue and fixed it by loading my rasters using `raster::brick` instead of `raster::stack`. The [docs](https://bleutner.github.io/RStoolbox/rstbx-docu/pifMatch.html) say either should work, so I'm guessing this is just...

This is incredible @davemlz! You're a STAC wizard! I'm embarrassed to admit I've just been manually entering everything, so having an automated solution to building datasets would be amazing :exploding_head:...

One other quick thought--we may need to come up with a good way to convert the class descriptions into shorter class names since some of them are pretty wordy, like...

Awesome, that sounds like a good solution! Let me know if you have any questions or if there's anything that needs to be added or changed in `sankee` to make...

Thanks for the suggestion, @martyclark! That's not available in sankee, but I think it could be a useful feature. I'll do some experimenting to see how best to implement it...

Having a built-in progress bar would be great! Maybe there could be a `show_progress=False` arg so interactive users could enable a progress bar without adding noise for other users? `tqdm`...

Good point, I played around with some changes to try and make it clearer that the filter doesn't affect the query. 1. Changed `Filter` to 🔍 so it feels less...

The `climatology_mean_dayofyear` docstring was updated by 9491947e4624d95532191b649d124082799b5da8 to add a note on how leap days are currently handled. I'll leave this open while I consider re-gridding.