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@jswhit there's definitely xarray which uses netcdf4 as a backend. I also believe this problem occurs mostly in a multi-processing environment but I am not 100% sure.
> Only to ask whether you discovered https://github.com/pypa/auditwheel for your wheels. This copies the linked libraries into the wheel, so you can install it on other compatible systems, along with...
I'll do so in the coming days (takes some time to extract something useful). Answers to your questions: - xarray and netCDF4 are installed via pip (if I use locally...
I think it does sound useful, as new files may be added all the time so it's not really possible to pass them all in the options. I'll watch this...
a big +1 from us with a very similar problem to what the Met Office is tackling (are they though? The latest post is from 2019, and the _watch this...
hello I'm fairly sure you can use whatever pygobject you have on your system. Can you try from source while commenting out the Pygobject version pin?
hello! Glad to hear that this release is imminent so we can future-proof our packages and get rid of the myriad of deprecationwarnings :) What I really worry about is:...
The warning: ``` RuntimeWarning: numpy.ndarray size changed, may indicate binary incompatibility. Expected 16 from C header, got 96 from PyObject ```
This seems also the case for Debian 12 (Bookworm) which has timesyncd installed
hi Andrey, I appreciate the research you've done. These things indeed seem to depend on the distribution used. I guess I should adapt the install script to do different things...