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Rewrite DataTree.to_netcdf and support netCDF4 in-memory #10624
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I am thinking I might try to split this into a separate PR, because it's unrelated to the netCDF4 in-memory changes. |
This PR includes a handful of significant changes: 1. It refactors the internal structure of `DataTree.to_netcdf()` and `DataTree.to_zarr()` to use lower level interfaces, rather than calling `Dataset` methods. This allows for properly supporting `compute=False` (and likely various other improvements). 2. Reading and writing in-memory data with netCDF4-python is now supported, including DataTree. 3. The `engine` argument in `DataTree.to_netcdf()` is now set consistently with `Dataset.to_netcdf()`, preferring `netcdf4` to `h5netcdf`. 3. Calling `Dataset.to_netcdf()` without a target now always returns a `memoryview` object, *including* in the case where `engine='scipy'` is used (which currently returns `bytes`). This is a breaking change, rather than merely issuing a warning as is done in pydata#10571. I believe it probably makes sense to do as a this breaking change because (1) it offers significant performance benefits, (2) the default behavior without specifying an engine will already change (because `netcdf4` is preferred to the `scipy` backend) and (3) restoring previous behavior is easy (by wrapping the memoryview with `bytes()`). mypy
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topic-backends
topic-DataTree
Related to the implementation of a DataTree class
topic-zarr
Related to zarr storage library
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This PR includes a handful of significant changes:
DataTree.to_netcdf()
andDataTree.to_zarr()
to use lower level interfaces, rather than callingDataset
methods. This allows for properly supportingcompute=False
(and likely various other improvements).load_datatree
function, for consistentcy withload_dataset
andload_dataarray
.engine
argument inDataTree.to_netcdf()
is now set consistently withDataset.to_netcdf()
, preferringnetcdf4
toh5netcdf
.Dataset.to_netcdf()
without a target now always returns amemoryview
object, including in the case whereengine='scipy'
is used (which currently returnsbytes
). This is a breaking change, rather than merely issuing a warning as is done in Support for DataTree.to_netcdf to write to a file-like object or bytes #10571. I believe it probably makes sense to do as a this breaking change because (1) it offers significant performance benefits, (2) the default behavior without specifying an engine will already change (becausenetcdf4
is preferred to thescipy
backend) and (3) restoring previous behavior is easy (by wrapping the memoryview withbytes()
).whats-new.rst