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stac_load raises Failed to auto-guess CRS/resolution #105
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Thanks for the report @davidsackett. That would be because of the lack of backward compatibility in pystac extensions. I reckon things will work if you use older version of Above bumps More discussions on backward compatibility issues is here: The effect of NOT having backward compatible parsing of extensions in pystac library is that people have to move away from using extension code and instead extract that metadata manually, or otherwise fiddle with items before parsing, like editing version listed in |
Thanks for the quick response and advice @Kirill888. I was able to run the notebook using the commit prior to the one you mentioned. Below is the updated conda file:
Much appreciated! |
I think just having |
@Kirill888 we just released pystac v1.7.2 which hopefully fixes the issue: https://github.com/stac-utils/pystac/releases/tag/v1.7.2 |
I got the same error when running this code with the new version (1.10.1). Any idea?
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Hi All,
I'm new to the project and trying to get it up and running locally for the first time.
When I try to run the stac-load-S2-ms example notebook locally I'm getting a
ValueError: Failed to auto-guess CRS/resolution.
exception.Its failing at the cell below:
It seems to run correctly when using Binder which makes me think it must be something to do with my environment. I'm running on an M1 Mac with the following conda file:
Below is the output of
conda list
:Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
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