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427410885 MDU6SXNzdWU0Mjc0MTA4ODU= 2857 Quadratic slowdown when saving multiple datasets to the same h5 file (h5netcdf) aldanor 2418513 closed 0     24 2019-03-31T15:47:40Z 2022-01-12T07:19:06Z 2022-01-12T07:19:06Z NONE      

I can't quite understand what's wrong with my side of the code, wondering if this kind of slowdown is expected or not?

Basically, what I'm doing is something like this:

python with h5py.File('file.h5', 'w') as f: f.flush() # reset the file for i, ds in enumerate(datasets): ds.to_netcdf('file.h5', group=str(i), engine='h5netcdf', mode='a')

And here's the log for saving 20 datasets, the listed times are for each dataset independently. Instead of the expected 10 sec (which is already kind of slow, but whatever), I get 2 minutes. The time to save each dataset seems to increase linearly, which leads to a quadratic overall slowdown:

``` saving dataset... 00:00:00.559135 saving dataset... 00:00:00.924617 saving dataset... 00:00:01.351670 saving dataset... 00:00:01.818111 saving dataset... 00:00:02.356307 saving dataset... 00:00:02.971077 saving dataset... 00:00:03.685565 saving dataset... 00:00:04.375104 saving dataset... 00:00:04.575837 saving dataset... 00:00:05.179975 saving dataset... 00:00:05.793876 saving dataset... 00:00:06.517916 saving dataset... 00:00:07.190257 saving dataset... 00:00:07.993795 saving dataset... 00:00:08.786421 saving dataset... 00:00:09.414821 saving dataset... 00:00:10.729006 saving dataset... 00:00:11.584044 saving dataset... 00:00:14.160655 saving dataset... 00:00:14.460564

CPU times: user 1min 49s, sys: 12.8 s, total: 2min 2s Wall time: 2min 4s ```

 
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549712566 MDU6SXNzdWU1NDk3MTI1NjY= 3695 mypy --strict fails on scripts/packages depending on xarray; __all__ required aldanor 2418513 closed 0 crusaderky 6213168   3 2020-01-14T17:27:44Z 2020-01-17T20:42:25Z 2020-01-17T20:42:25Z NONE      

Checked this with both 0.14.1 and master branch.

Create foo.py:

python from xarray import DataArray

and run:

sh $ mypy --strict foo.py

which results in

foo.py:1: error: Module 'xarray' has no attribute 'DataArray' Found 1 error in 1 file (checked 1 source file)

I did a bit of digging trying to make it work, it looks like what makes the above script work with mypy is adding

python __all__ = ('DataArray',)

to xarray/__init__.py, otherwise mypy treats those imports as "private" (and is correct in doing so).

Should __all__ be added to the root __init__.py? To any __init__.py in subpackages as well?

 
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