Alan D. Snow

The wheel builds are disabled here due to failures: https://github.com/pyproj4/pyproj/blob/70851a5888d29694d71616c2729dcf7033faff73/.github/workflows/release.yaml#L120 Contributions welcome to get the builds working.

That sounds correct. The data is lazy loaded from disk. If you load in all of the data inside the session, then this likely won't be an issue.

With the change in coordinates, your dx/dy are no longer evenly spaced: ``` da = rioxarray.open_rasterio("tmp.tif") print("Original values", da.x.values[:5]) print("DX", da.x.values[:5]-da.x.values[1:6]) da = da.assign_coords(x = numpy.round(da.x, 2)) print("Modified values before...

> Is there a better way to achieve the same instead of what I have done above? I recommend referring to https://github.com/corteva/rioxarray/blob/fa35e916e41d785b0a57e0d5dce6189660b4ae3d/rioxarray/_io.py#L848-L891. In that code, it only adds coordinates for...

Just hasn't been implemented. A MR is welcome.

It likely should be done following a similar pattern.

rioxarray imports rasterio. Did you try importing rasterio before/after pyogrio?

You are using outdated versions of all libraries. Please update to the latest and check if it is still an issue. Also, please provide a minimal file that can re-produce...

Closing due to inactivity and not enough information to determine the root cause. If you have more information, please open a new issue or comment below.

There are quite a few implementations for this depending on the program. One option to consider could be to provide a simple version (easier to parse for the use case...