Martin Raspaud
Martin Raspaud
Thanks for fixing this!
> While I'm fine with this as a short term solution, I think this is yet another case of the readers maybe being too restrictive/inflexible for what some users really...
@djhoese ok to merge this?
In pyyaml, the baseloader class can read yaml without interpreting any python objects.
Sorry for my ignorance, but what is kerchunk? what does it need?
Regarding pyhdf, I recently looked into it again, and one problem is that is does not expose the chunking information of the underlying file (that's a choice when the implementation...
> > See #2884 for recent discussion of when dask changes broke our pyhdf wrappers. > > This was interesting. Would a pyhdf xarray backend be helpful for satpy even...
> > Are you allowed to use a library like pyhdf > > Certainly, I just didn't know about it when I got going. I also have an irrational itch...
> > I'm always worried about performance... > > Seeking around a remote file to get all those 4-byte definitions will be poor performance no matter how you do it,...
> > a form of caching > > That's a decent way to describe it; but some (C) backend libraries won't read from remote or won't do concurrent/parallel reads at...