Version 0.7.1 introduces DriverRegistrationError
See original GitHub issue@dionhaefner I’ve changed the terracotta version from 0.7.0
to 0.7.1
in my deployment and now am getting:
rasterio.errors.DriverRegistrationError: ('No such driver registered: %s', b'COG')
I’ve seen this one before when I had an incorrect GDAL version installed, however I’m building directly off osgeo/gdal:ubuntu-small-3.3.0
, hence I’m wondering if this is an issue that arises from some changes in 0.7.1
?
I’m not installing terracotta using conda and the environment.yaml
as conda is quite an overhead for Docker containers. Though, I’m still wondering why running the same code in the same environment causes this issue with 0.7.1
.
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I think I usually re-install numpy on a fresh env just to make sure everything is ok
Starting from 0.7.1, we have pinned rasterio to a version that uses GDAL 2 for performance reasons. So it could very well be that this is a GDAL version conflict (2 vs 3). You can try upgrading rasterio after installing Terracotta, or downgrading GDAL (which I would recommend if you want the best possible performance).