Fix #70 by bypassing lazy loading of datasets #71
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By default, rioxarray lazyily loads datasets. On Windows, this causes a PermissionError when the temporary directory containing the downloaded files is deleted, as it is still open in rioxarray. To avoid that issue, we now explicitly load the dataset into memory, allowing tempfiles to be removed. This will potentially increase memory usage in some use cases, but given the size limitations of datasets downloaded from Earth Engine, that should never be a practical problem.
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Closes #70.
By default, rioxarray lazyily loads datasets. On Windows, this causes a
PermissionErrorwhen the temporary directory containing the downloaded files is deleted, as it is still open in rioxarray. To avoid that issue, we now explicitly load the dataset into memory, allowing tempfiles to be removed. This will potentially increase memory usage in some use cases, but given the size limitations of datasets downloaded from Earth Engine, that should never be a practical problem.