Hi Tom, I'm not an Anaconda user and don't know how to build packages for it. I think you'll want to find a conda channel that has rasterio packages with WebP support built in. I think that's most

I am using Ubuntu with Anaconda. I would like to install rasterio with WebP. Help would be greatly appreciated on how to do this, especially some example commands. Thanks, Tom

Hi all, Version 1.0.0 for rio-hist is on PyPI now. Note that there is no wheel for Python 2.7. I expect the package to work with 2.7, and the sdist will serve, but the project doesn't officially

Thanks for test driving, Matt. It's a nice package and I'm glad to see it back in good condition. I'm reminded that we've talked about aggregating the plugins in mapbox org repos into a single

Thanks Sean! I can confirm the `rio hist` CLI is working well with Rasterio 1.1.1, py37. Thanks for keeping it afloat.

Hi all, I realized today that the rio-hist CLI plugin was nearly derelict. It didn't work with rasterio versions ~= 1.0 and hadn't been built in a long time. I gave it an overhaul, put a 1.0b1 release

GDAL's verbose HTTP "logs" are printed directly to stderr and won't be captured by the Python logger. Can you try to record them somehow? I think we'll see some clues there. I don't want to speculate,

This the log I getting when the rio command with verbose curl. Not seeing specific http connection errors. $ CPL_CURL_VERBOSE=YES rio -vvv info

I think it was hard to read the PrintScreen from last night so I am reposting: -- Eyal Saiet The mind is not a vessel to be filled, but a fire to be kindled. Plutarch

Hi, There's a big, but not obvious, difference between 1. rio info https://example.com/file.tif and 2. gdalinfo https://example.com/file.tif In the first case, rasterio dispatches https (or http)

I am having a strange rasterio issue where if I build rasterio docker image from osgeo/gdal:ubuntu-small-latest as the base image and run it as docker-compose up, the rio fails to open any http based

Hi Dion, Thanks a lot, that worked! Cheers, Sean

Hey Sean, as far as I know, this is not possible with "just" rasterio. But there is one thing you can do. GDAL (the library rasterio is built upon) supports building virtual datasets

Hi all, I'm new to rasterio and it's so far working very nicely for reading some GeoTIFF files (specifically, the EU DEM elevation data set). I have a question I hope someone can answer: it's about

Hello, I was successful in installing GDAL and Rasterio in my Windows10 machine using pip. But for some reason, I am failing to do so in the virtual environment, getting the limited error message in

I suspect the error is coming from the gdal module function, not from rasterio. If it was coming from rasterio, you'd see a log message instead. -- Sean Gillies

The strange thing is that it actually updates the file but still throws the error.

Dear Sean, I tried your example under an administrator command prompt and I got no problems. So I then tried running my own example under the same prompt and got the error again. I have attached a

Hello, It appears the GeoPackage format can support vector and raster data in GDAL similar to the FIleGDB

Amine, I'm unable to reproduce this with rasterio 1.1.0. The following script can be executed over and over again and the shade.asc file is overwritten with no error and no messages. import