Sean Gillies

Please understand that ``rasterio.rio.stack()`` is meant to be used as a command line function and in that context has pretty good usage help. ``` $ rio stack --help Usage: rio...

choldgraf thanks for the reply. I wrote mine late last night and was worried that it wasn't very coherent. I'm a bit concerned to read that Rasterio is out of...

@vincentsarago thanks for the analysis! Myself, I think it's a bug that GDALGetRasterStatistics writes a file :smile: We should improve the statistics API for 1.4.0. What would you think about...

@lwasser thanks for taking the time to explain how you're using the package! I'm eager to help and your comments are something I can take to my manager as an...

@choldgraf @lwasser sorry for the delay, been tied up with some other stuff. Instead of a PR, I've put up an RFC based on our stack utility discussion here: https://github.com/mapbox/rasterio/issues/1300....

@lwasser sorry for the delay! I'm happy to answer here. Rasterio's dataset objects are intended to support operations like the above without necessarily needing to write to a file on...

This is resolved by #3130.

Sounds great. I'll look into it right after 1.0.

I'm not enthusiastic about documenting how to use osgeo.gdal and rasterio together. I don't ever do it, so it doesn't benefit me or the projects I am directly engaged in,...

@grovduck check out the notes for [GDALDatasetRasterIO()](http://www.gdal.org/gdal_8h.html#aaffc6d9720dcb3c89ad0b88560bdf407): > Use GDALDatasetRasterIOEx() if 64 bit spacings or extra arguments (resampling resolution, progress callback, etc. are needed) Using the latter, when available, is...