Zarr hierarchies do not have a defined root (they can be opened anywhere in the hierarchy), so if the store is not given, paths should be relative to the current node. This also means that the store key existing could change the interpretation of the path key (relative to the given store's root vs. the current node).
Zarr hierarchies do not have a defined root (they can be opened anywhere in the hierarchy), so if the store is not given, paths should be relative to the current node. This also means that the store key existing could change the interpretation of the path key (relative to the given store's root vs. the current node).