Jon Niehof

The setup is the easy part: `cdf37_1_0-setup-64.exe /install /q1` Getting the installer is a bit more of a pain, if downloading in advance/having a fixed version isn't acceptable. Feel free...

Also, the [dependencies doc](https://spacepy.github.io/dependencies.html) might be useful in parsing out the stuff you really truly need. I need to put this in a nice table form at some point (#8)

This is borderline magic thinking, but if you're running it in a .cmd script or similar, you might want to try: `start /wait "" cdf37_1_0-setup-64.exe /install /q1` I had to...

Unless there's something unusual with your pathing, you shouldn't need to set CDF_LIB. pycdf looks in the default location where the NASA installer puts it. Definitely open another issue if...

GitHub Actions looks to have Windows suppport, so we can potentially get this going via that mechanism.

Github actions claims to support ARM, so that might be an easier path forward.

GHA front page says "ARM" but all the [GitHub-hosted runners](https://docs.github.com/en/actions/using-github-hosted-runners/about-github-hosted-runners#supported-runners-and-hardware-resources) are x86-64. There's a [runner for ARM on the marketplace](https://github.com/marketplace/actions/arm-runner)

This is digressing from the feature request; so that we can keep the threads straight, please see #529.

I'd like to vote for moving away from numpydoc because it makes autodoc and cross-linking really really hard. At some point I want to go ripping through the entire codebase...

numpydoc might be workable. I'm trying to get the setup I want with autodoc + numpydoc in dbprocessing, so we'll see there. I've been using pylint and have a pretty...