Closed ludwigVonKoopa closed 3 months ago
deleted rioxarray dependencies for geotiff writer, and standardized the noqa
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some readers use
rasterio
engine from xarray, but it actually use rioxarray in the backend, without stating it in the dependencies (see https://github.com/pydata/xarray/issues/7831).It should be a xarray problems, and in the PR they tend to agree to udpate the message without stating explicitly which exact dependency is problematic (which I understand).
So importing
rioxarray
in the reader file seems the best compromise : It complain with anModuleNotFoundError
, which is easier to understand why it doesn't work and how to correct that.