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cfgrib broke netCDF4 #7
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@rabernat I'm not able to reproduce this with a brand new environment. This are the steps I used:
After that I can open both netCDF4 and GRIB files with xarray in IPyhton. Note that eccodes appears to depend on the conda-forge version of the netCDF4 package that in turns appear to update openssl. This issue should probably be moved to https://github.com/conda-forge/eccodes-feedstock as it is dpoesn't appear to be cfgrib-specific. cc @StephanSiemen |
Thanks @alexamici for checking on this. It's good to know that everything works in a fresh environment. What puzzles me is that I have the same exact library versions (libnetcdf, openssl) as your environment.
I would prefer not to completely abandon my old environment if possible. This sounds like a problem for binary dependency guru @ocefpaf. I am happy if you want to transfer the issue to eccodes. |
I don't have a macOS available to debug that env but I tried something similar on Linux and everything worked. See the command and list of packages below. Can you try to force
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Thanks for the suggestions @ocefpaf! But I just bit the bullet and created a fresh environment. |
Thanks for providing this very valuable conda package!
I tried to use it for the first time to help with pydata/xarray#3199. I had a perfectly working relatively recent conda environment. Then I ran
conda install -c conda-forge cfgrib
. It brought along dozens of new binaries which broke my netCDF4 library.I tried
conda update -c conda-forge netCDF4
, but it told me I already had the latest version.I would prefer not to have to choose between cfgrib and netCDF4, as these are both common file formats.
Would appreciate any advice for how to resolve this dependency mess.
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