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Offline downloads (called by atlas_occurrences
) fail for some atlases
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Offline downloads (called by Oct 27, 2022
atlas_occurrences
) fail for some atlases
cc @keithraven-nbn @rpfigueira @sylmorin-gbif |
Probably the same like #165 (comment) |
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- add features for Spain (gbif.es) - swap France to OpenObs (#165, #156). This is in progress and needs further work - fix bug in collectory `show_all` functions where NULL returns caused an error - cleaned tests for international atlases to ensure better performance and more accurate diagnosis of bugs (Sweden and UK remaining) - update NEWS.md
This is still an issue for Portugal and Estonia; UK and France supported as of version 2.0 |
Gonna close this one; we can add more specific errors in due course |
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Affected atlases:
Using Estonia as an example; this atlas appears to have an offline downloads API at
https://elurikkus.ee/biocache-service/occurrences/offline/download
. While usingwait_for_download()
(withinatlas_occurrences
), I got the following status URL:This resolves to:
Clearly this isn't the correct
downloadUrl
. Manually replacinghttp://biocache.ala.org.au/
withhttps://elurikkus.ee/
also fails.For France, the status queue info returned is:
Portugal generates a download url that appears valid, but does not resolve:
UK sends an email notifying that download has failed, but as with Portugal, I haven't worked out why/how yet.
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