Closed TonioF closed 8 months ago
One more comment: The file name of my target zarr contained a .
Maybe that has something to do with it.
@TonioF thanks, this is really strange, never seen this problem so far.
Could you please try the same using the Python zappend()
function, so we get a traceback.
Btw, a traceback also when using the CLI would be good to have.
traceback: #57
The issue was a misleading error message. The root cause is that the target parent directory must exist, out
in your case obviously did not.
Closed by #63
I tried to run zappend (v 0.4.0) from the command line with
Computation failed with message:
After I created the .lock file myself, computation worked. After it finished successfully, I had to remove the file which was still there. My processing system is CentOS.
As I write this down, I notice that the lock file stated above is not correct, as it should be within the zarr folder, which it isn't.