Mauro

That would also pave the way for my other suggestion: #14

There is a description of a possible work-around here, although I have not tried it: https://askubuntu.com/questions/1180895/import-export-vms-from-multipass . Related https://snapcraft.io/docs/snapshots

One thing which that trick doesn't allow is type parameters, or at least no changing type parameters.

Somewhat related, there is https://github.com/Evizero/ReferenceTests.jl to help test against reference files.

This is one (only? ;-) of Julia's pain points, it goes by the name "time to first plot" (as this problem is often very apparent there). In essence, more stuff...

Yes, keeping this open sounds good. And yes, I saw the other issue. I will try to keep this repo/description functioning (although often I only work on this when I...

Move the grid by half the grid spacing: `xnew = 0.5*(x[1:end-1] .+ x[2:end])`. But I'm not sure whether this is "right" in all cases, it is for my current one...

Yes, it doesn't work for integer indices either (in general). So not sure what's best.

I don't know either what makes a GeoTiff an image. Sounds like 2 is the easiest? 3 seems to be overkill for starters. 1 sounds ok too.

Ok, I was kinda confused. The third dimension is not for z-coordinate but for different bands, right? If so, the GeoArray is more akin to several 2-D arrays, one for...