Theo McCaie

I'm trying to read in to a Dataset from memory as per the docs but it's not working tried 2.7 and 3.7 and get the same error ``` [ec2-user@ip-172-31-12-20 project]$...

Thanks @jswhit you [solved my issue over here](https://github.com/Unidata/netcdf4-python/issues/406#issuecomment-478985911) It was version `4.4.1.1` of the lib.

That's a good point. I guess it's not been so relevant to us because we deliberately want to mount as read-only. So a lot of that complexity goes away.

To explain further we are prototyping platforms for scientific research. We want to make an arbitrary range of data sets available through S3 to this platform. We are running on...

That sounds good and would suit my needs nicely. I also agree that it's not a big deal about odd behaviour with `ls` and maybe other tools. In out case...

Umm, so I've never worked in Go before and whilst I'd love to take this as an opportunity to learn I'm not likely to do this in the immediate future....

@jacobtomlinson I've been mainly looking at implementing this feature request zarr-developers/zarr/#267 which allows indexing from somewhere other than 0. By doing this data can be added to the end or...

Cross posting from zarr-developers/zarr-specs#9 sorry for those have already seen this. We've now implemented some of the work that I talked about above. It implements a proposed spec change that...

@chairmank @alimanfoo I'm really keen on this change. Here at the Met Office we have a lot of big but also fast-moving datasets that would benefit from this. I've implemented...

@martindurant interesting, thank you. This feels useful but a workaround rather than a solution. I'd be curious if you agree. I'm particularly interested in "high momentum datasets" large but also...