Robert Hijmans
Robert Hijmans
Hi Roozbeh! The way it currently works is that you only can get one file from any terra method, except for `writeRaster`. That could be changed, but it would take...
I need to investigate this a bit more, but this is probably because the file does not follow the CF standard. This seems to be a work-around: ``` f
This works better with the new *and experimental* multi-dim GDAL interface. ``` library(terra) #terra 1.8.53 f
Thank you for reporting this, and sorry for the long wait. Fixed now.
Perhaps, but you are not providing sufficient information. I would need specifics about your precise call of that method and the data used.
I believe this now works as expected. A work around would have been to do ``` wcml
I will look into using a different file format for temporary files, that can have more than than 65535 layers. Your solution can work, but I need something that automatically...
I "fixed" this in the sense that you now get an error message when terra attempts to write a (temp) file with more than 65,535 layers. ``` Error: [writeRaster] cannot...
The SpatRaster is as intended. And note ``` as.data.frame(test) # lyr.1 #1 321 #2 1 #3 62 #4 foo #5 888 #6 bar ``` It is not obvious whether `app`...
`app` now emits a warning when factors are used: ``` library(terra) #terra 1.8.3 vals