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Constrain dtypes & shape for multiscale arrays #2

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joshmoore opened this issue Nov 23, 2020 · 4 comments · May be fixed by #154
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Constrain dtypes & shape for multiscale arrays #2

joshmoore opened this issue Nov 23, 2020 · 4 comments · May be fixed by #154

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@joshmoore
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see: tischi/i2k-2020-s3-zarr-workshop#9 (comment)

The current spec allows for each resolution level to be a different dtype. This should be restricted with a clause that they "MUST be the same".

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I think this is still relevant

@constantinpape constantinpape mentioned this issue Feb 2, 2022
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I was wondering today whether the number of dims len(shape) MUST be the same for each resolution level?
I assume this is the case but I didn't see anything in the spec?

@joshmoore joshmoore changed the title Constrain dtypes for multiscale arrays Constrain dtypes & shape for multiscale arrays Feb 3, 2022
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👍 for both constraints (title of issue updated)

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@constantinpape Please go ahead and open a PR against the spec to state that dytpes must be the same for each Dataset resolution.
You might get conflicts with other PRs (e.g. #138 changes quite a lot) but at least this will push this change forward and check there are no objections etc.

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