i have updated the code that updates the function 'save_to_zarr_to_s3' to accept a parameter indicating the desired backend. I use fsspec to create a file system instance based on the specified backend and save the dataset accordingly.
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save_to_zarr function now accepts a backend parameter, which defaults to 's3'. The function checks if the specified backend is supported, and then it uses fsspec to create the appropriate file system instance (fs). The dataset is then saved to Zarr using this file system instance.
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i have updated the code that updates the function 'save_to_zarr_to_s3' to accept a parameter indicating the desired backend. I use fsspec to create a file system instance based on the specified backend and save the dataset accordingly.
Fixes #
save_to_zarr function now accepts a backend parameter, which defaults to 's3'. The function checks if the specified backend is supported, and then it uses fsspec to create the appropriate file system instance (fs). The dataset is then saved to Zarr using this file system instance.
Example usage: save_to_zarr(my_dataset, 's3://my-bucket/my-data.zarr', backend='s3') save_to_zarr(my_dataset, 'file:///path/to/local/data.zarr', backend='file') save_to_zarr(my_dataset, 'gcs://my-bucket/my-data.zarr', backend='gcs')
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