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@Mikejmnez Mikejmnez commented Mar 5, 2024

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There was an earlier effort to update the python versions for testing workflow on #283. This PR essentially allows that to happen. However, this PR does not address the issue raised in #292 with multiprocessing.Process and netcdf. But it allows for updated testing workflow by skipping tests that may fail on MacOS (there is no issue on Ubuntu / linux). A separate PR should address #292.

Suggestions are welcome. This can also be a draft PR, but I do think that there is merit in updating the testing (python) environment, while also identifying the issues with MacOS and Windows

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Mikejmnez commented Mar 9, 2024

This PR does not yet address the downstream issue in: pydata/xarray/#4348.

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Look at my two comments and let me know. Aside from that, this looks ready to merge.

Lets also talk about a long term solution. My Python knowledge is limited and I wonder if moving from WSGI to Flask might be a good move overall since that might reduce the amount of lower level configuration we have to do.

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Lets also talk about a long term solution. My Python knowledge is limited and I wonder if moving from WSGI to Flask might be a good move overall since that might reduce the amount of lower level configuration we have to do.

Yeah. That makes sense to me. That should take place on a separate issue/PR.

@Mikejmnez Mikejmnez merged commit 8afde59 into pydap:master Mar 15, 2024
@Mikejmnez Mikejmnez deleted the update branch March 15, 2024 05:24
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