Steph Prince

@rcpeene thanks for the ping and apologies for the delay from the original estimate. The bug fix for this issue coincided with the upcoming hdmf 4.0 major release that required...

Closing because I believe this was addressed in the release of hdmf 3.14.6. Please reopen if needed.

> the main use case for this object is grouping electrodes that are intended to be spike sorted together. This is a clear and helpful explanation that gives users enough...

Thanks for submitting these questions @ssapir. @alessandratrapani would you be able to help answer these questions?

thanks @rly and @alessandratrapani for the suggestions. I will close this issue for now, but please reopen if there are any further questions!

@cboulay I was testing out the linked PR in hdmf for your electrodes table use case, and there is one remaining bug in hdmf that needs to be resolved before...

I agree that according to the current schema, the example code you shared should throw an error instead of a warning to avoid the creation of invalid files, since `file_name`...

This was addressed by #2063 which is now merged.

I like this idea! For me the main downside would be any potential confusion for users about having multiple methods to read a file and when to use `read_nwb` vs....

[Here](https://github.com/NeurodataWithoutBorders/nwbinspector/blob/4fe561aba6e2d91b9a53a64d1806e78dd3416d95/src/nwbinspector/tools/_read_nwbfile.py#L69) an example implementation of a `read_nwb` method that Cody made for NWBInspector that might be useful as a reference. And if we do incorporate streaming, here is a related...