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I don't really see what can be done on ArviZ side other than waiting for the linked issue to be solved. For older arviz versions (like the one in the original issue) the situation is a bit trickier if you want to use h5py because both h5py and netcdf4 depend directly on hdf5 and so even using conda, they might be "fighting" each other and trying to use different hdf5 versions.
However, we recently switched from netcdf4 to h5netcdf (which depends on h5py and through that on hdf5) so unless you manually install hdf5 or netcdf4 there should never be multiple hdf5 versions around.
Note: h5py has roughly 10 times more downloads on pypi, and there are many libraries that depend on it, so having h5py+older-arviz installed in an env should be much more common than having newer-arviz+netcdf4
Describe the bug
Really simple one I hope. When I try to write
to_netcdf()
I getThis is using a
conda-forge
based installCrosspost from conda-forge/h5py-feedstock#122
To Reproduce
Really simple
Additional context
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