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Thanks @martindurant ! > I don't know why passing in the open kwargs or putting in .netrc isn't working, even with trust_env=True There definitely is something odd with how aiohttp...

So, the error is due to `datetime` objects in the metadata: Adding this to the above code results in a more informative error ```python import json json.dumps(entry.metadata) ``` ```pytb ---------------------------------------------------------------------------...

Thanks for the input. As far as I can tell we are using `satstac` to read JSON metadata that starts as strings ("datetime": "2019-10-31T19:02:13.439292+00:00"), but gets converted to `datetime` objects...

Hi @rmg55 , thanks for sharing your ideas the detailed example! > Is this the optimum way to stitch together these datasets that are organized in granules/tiled files? There are...

@rmg55 I had a bit more time to think about this and look at your example. I think this would be great to implement perhaps in two separate PRs! *I...

> My only question/confusion would be for catalogs that span multiple tiles (e.g. there would be different spatial extents / grids) - would that be a valid .vrt file or...

@edwardchalstrey1 this library only implements .to_dask() for Items not Collections. You are trying to load the entire `sentinel-s2-l2a` collection into a single dask-backed Xarray dataset, which would require some sophisticated...

> The .search method would use pystac-client @TomAugspurger I really like this idea, but it would need some docs / error handling for the cases that "rel":"search" doesn't exist. I'm...

Just wanted to note the current syntax here is giving a futurewarning: https://github.com/intake/intake-stac/blob/c1a65ce1317d76929328fbdd554893cc10a4f6a4/intake_stac/catalog.py#L203-L204 ``` FutureWarning: '+init=:' syntax is deprecated. ':' is the preferred initialization method. When making the change, be...

Hi @asteiker - thanks for reporting and sharing the link to Earthdata Harmony, looks very neat! It's hard to tell from your example code what format the data is, is...