Should we tests wheels with raster formats? about rasterio-wheels HOT 6 OPEN

yes, you can call GDALGetMetadataItem(GDALGetDriverByName("GTiff"), GDAL_DMD_CREATIONOPTIONLIST, NULL).
This will return the XML snippet that you can see with "gdalinfo --format GTiff". If you know which formats to look for, you can just find for the string, or parse the XML if you want to get the list

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My preference would be to not add any round-tripping tests with actual data to rasterio-wheels, but to extend rio-env with an option (--format-details maybe?) that would produce structured information comparable to gdalinfo --format. Confirming that, e.g., GTiff/LERC is available would be a big improvement.

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Fiona has some limited capabilities to access driver options (using GDALGetMetadataItem): https://github.com/Toblerity/Fiona/blob/master/fiona/meta.py#L135-L171
https://github.com/Toblerity/Fiona/blob/master/fiona/ogrext.pyx#L2143-L2179

Not sure if it is still the case, but if I remember correctly the Metadata was defined by the drivers manually, thus it depends on the driver how accurate the information is.

Fiona has also some round-trip tests, that test if data can be written using a driver and then read back again. But due to the slight difference between Fionas data model and GDALs data model these tests are quite messy.

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one potential idea would be to just convert things on-the-fly within the github action using rasterio methods

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@AndrewAnnex yeah, that's the difficult issue at the heart of this, isn't it? Listing available formats doesn't say whether optional variants of those formats (LERC, JXL, etc) have been built. I wonder if GDAL driver metadata does or could could help us? @rouault can the GTiff driver tell us what its compression options are?

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would be neat to make a new dict expanding on rasterio.drivers.raster_driver_extensions to include the results from that metadata call

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