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cc @TomNicholas
There is no way to specify inline_array in open_zarr. Instead we have to use open_dataset.
open_dataset
import xarray as xr xr.Dataset({"a": xr.DataArray([1.0])}).to_zarr("temp.zarr")
xr.open_zarr('temp.zarr', inline_array=True)
ValueError: argument inline_array cannot be passed both as a keyword argument and within the from_array_kwargs dictionary
xr.open_zarr('temp.zarr', from_array_kwargs=dict(inline_array=True))
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There are plans to deprecate the open_zarr method in favor of using open_dataset and open_dataarray only. See #7495
open_dataarray
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Maybe we should instead add an error that tells the user to use open_dataset instead?
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cc @TomNicholas
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There is no way to specify
inline_array
inopen_zarr
. Instead we have to useopen_dataset
.Minimal Complete Verifiable Example
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: