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Thanks, @rabernat! I'd be happy to try implementing this in the project. I'm a newbie when it comes to contributing to big projects like this (so far I've just used Github for my own little projects) so I might have some naive questions as I figure out how things work.

The two options you mentioned for passing username and password info to open_dataset both sound good to me. I don't have any strong preference between them. How do I get other opinions on which approach to use? Should I start a new issue thread?

Also, I realized that there is another hiccup along the way. When I try to specify engine='pydap' in open_dataset, I get the same error message as mentioned in #1174, that the object has no attribute iteritems. When I wrote the first post in this thread, back in October, I was able to use engine='pydap' without any problems. This seems to be related to recent upstream changes in Pydap: https://github.com/pydap/pydap/issues/43 and I presume might require more substantial changes either in Xarray or Pydap so that they can work together again. Any thoughts on how to handle this?

 
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