Support rasters which does not fit in memory
See original GitHub issueAs I can see from source code rio-cogeo
uses MemoryFile
. Does it mean that this plugin is not suit for cases when source raster is not fit in memory?
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Yes,
flake8
is very critical of lambdas (IMO to a fault, but who am I to judge). This should work though:If you’re not too paranoid about unclosed file descriptors in some edge cases I think it would also be perfectly fine to initialize the contexts first and enter them later:
Good job @vincentsarago! Can we use contextlib2.ExitStack?