Kai Mühlbauer

@zssherman It would be great if we could join forces on this one. I'm interested in getting this working too.

@zssherman my idea is to start from the last working environment, if we could identify such. Then we could increase versions and see which one breaks. Ideally we would set...

@zssherman Just FYI, I've recreated the Python 3.6 environment as suggested. It worked. I've created other environments for Python 3.7 /3.8 and 3.9. It looked promising first, but now nothing...

@mgrover1 That's available from within conda-forge (`ortools-python`), too.

@mpichault First a disclaimer: I'm not a pyart-maintainer but part-time dev/user for several years now. Up to now, pyart can work with CfRadial1 up to CF-1.6 I think. For debugging...

@mpichault OK, from a first inspection I can reproduce the error. The error is due to the fact that Cf/Radial1 (CF-1.6) does expect a netcdf array of chars but in...

@dhagan @bsumlin I know this issue is rather aged, but nevertheless I'm sure we can join forces to implement unit tests and setup CI workflow.

I still find myself struggling to understand which of those options are needed for my use cases (inner, outer etc.). Default is working in many cases, but in other cases...

I've stumbled over this weird behaviour many times and was wondering why this happens. So AFAICT @shoyer hit the nail on the head but the root cause is that the...

@master-nemo Thanks for raising this and thanks for the extensive example. The root cause is the automatic padding here: https://github.com/h5netcdf/h5netcdf/blob/c6d20162adddeb9c3c55ff39e325d11d471a6822/h5netcdf/core.py#L299-L310 If a variable with unlimited dimensions isn't written completely (as...