Using "/" would allow using M directories w/ N files per directory instead of M*N files in a single directory, which matters for large matrices. This is allowed by the Zarr spec. Arguably "/" would have been a better default than ".", but at least allow overriding it.
Using "/" would allow using M directories w/ N files per directory instead of M*N files in a single directory, which matters for large matrices. This is allowed by the Zarr spec. Arguably "/" would have been a better default than ".", but at least allow overriding it.