So what I am trying to achieve in the end is the same as basic `rasterio.feature.rasterize`, but with more flexible aggregation strategies, like median, mean, percentile and std - currently it

Even, Thanks for the pointer! In configuring my GDAL 2.3.1 builds, pkg-config and openjpeg were found: (full logs here:

OS: Ubuntu 16.04.5 Wheel: rasterio-1.0.3.post1-cp35-cp35m-manylinux1_x86_64.whl Full example: $ pip install -U rasterioCollecting rasterio Using cached

I'm not entirely sure I follow what you are aiming for here yet. Are you trying to aggregate across features per pixel to calculate various statistics? Like, what is the average feature size of all

Hi Denis, I discovered that I had to patch GDAL 2.3.1 to build with OpenJPEG for the ancient manylinux1 platform. I've uploaded new wheels with a "-1" build tag to

Thank you very much, Sean!

Hi Brendan, Thanks! Indeed, that what I am trying to achieve. and your hint to ints is great! In fact, I could boil it down to store binary masks - feature id would be stored in the Z dimension

Hi I wonder if I can create in-memory multi-dataset dataset, something like `gdalbuildvrt` but in memory The use case I have in mind, is that I have a list of urls some of them construct the same

Hi Guy, Rasterio doesn't have first-class support for VRTs. I'm not rushing to do it because there are some VRT features that I frankly think are nuts, like embedding Python code. However, we can use

Thanks, בתאריך יום ה׳, 13 בספט׳ 2018, 18:59, מאת Sean Gillies ‏<sean.gillies@...>:

Hi all, Rasterio 1.0.5 is on PyPI now. It fixes 3 bugs and provides a source distribution that will be compatible with Python 3.7. From the change log: Bug fixes:- The fill value for boundless reads

Hi all, Rasterio 1.0.6 is on PyPI now with 3 significant bug fixes: - If the build_overviews method of a dataset is passed a list of factors that specify more than one 1x1 pixel overview (#1333),

Hi all, Heads up: click 7.0 was released to PyPI yesterday and rasterio is not compatible with it. If you pin `click==6.7` in your applications, you'll be fine. The change log entry for 7 is looong

I bet the subcommand remame from underscore to dash will break a lot.

It turns out that the culprit is the cligj package. I'm uploading a new release to PyPI now. -- Sean Gillies

Hi all, A rasterio dependency, cligj 0.4.0, is not compatible with click 7 (released yesterday) and if click has been upgraded in your environment you will notice that the rio commands are broken.

Hi all, Rasterio 1.0.7 is compatible with click versions >= 4 and < 8 (not released yet, of course) including the new click version 7.0, and fixes a couple other small bugs as well. Please upgrade

Hello folks, I have problems with installation rasterio==1.0.3 and higher on Python 3.4. There are no problems with 3.5 and 3.6. Is it an expected behavior? $ sudo docker run --name python34 -it

There is no Linux wheel for Python 3.4 here: https://pypi.org/project/rasterio/#files

Hi Denis, Since we switched over to making wheels using the multibuild project we're blocked from releasing *well tested* Python 3.4 linux wheels by (my hypothesis) bugs in trusty's python 3.4.3. The