Filipe
> This makes me think so kind of network issue is involved I just tested many versions of the `conda` package and `pip` and I could not figure out a...
I am also a :+1: to leave any convention, beyond those that define what a netCDF file is, to the downstream applications.
@jswhit bare in mind that the issue surfaces under a very specific condition: packaging with conda using while using an old GLIBC (CentOS6). I cannot reproduce that problem in a...
`pathlen` seems OK `72` (`'http://test.opendap.org:80/opendap/data/ncml/sample_virtual_dataset.ncml'` does have 72 characters.)
Sorry I cannot by of more help. I do not know the first thing about C and cython. Here are the Linux build logs: https://circleci.com/gh/conda-forge/staged-recipes/151 @pelson any ideas?
I was putting together a `Dockerfile` to run the tests using CircleCI and I noticed that: - the test added in https://github.com/Unidata/netcdf4-python/commit/4f7535fe5feb07708e77d189e0e6cfa0a7f14286 passes just fine; - the [URL](http://test.opendap.org:80/opendap/data/ncml/sample_virtual_dataset.ncml) I used...
This is most likely unrelated to netcdf4-python. Please open an issue upstream in the `nco` feedstock at https://github.com/conda-forge/nco-feedstock/issues Be sure to add the required debug info when opening an issue...
@weiji14 I'm not familiat with pygmt-gmt interaction. Does the former links and builds against the latter or it calls the CLI commands? If the it builds against then the approach...
> PyGMT calls GMT C modules via ctypes, so I'm guessing the former? Not exactly. You don't need GMT to build pygmt then, right? Only to run it, is that...
> Maybe I'm missing something obvious, but what's the command to build a wheel in the netcdf4/symengine examples? We need to document this approach better but here is the gist...