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#2805 | fixed | FIX - wcst_import should convert number to datetime string | ||
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for example: "axes": { "time": { "min": "2015", "irregular": true, "dataBound": false, "areasOfValidity": [ { "start": "2015", "end": "2025" } ] },
here Currently, one has to do that manually in the ingredients file with: "time": { "statements": "from datetime import datetime", "min": "datetime.strptime('2015', '%Y').isoformat()", |
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#2804 | wontfix | NEW - rasql supports overlay in rasql general condenser and supports multiple axis iterators variables | ||
Description |
rasql, by default it iterates ascending but can be controlled with ASC/DESC keywords: condense overlay over i in [0:2] DESC using A[i,*:*,*:*] The general syntax is condense condenserOp over var in mintervalExp [ASC|DESC] [, var in mintervalExp [ASC|DESC] ]... where booleanExp using cellExp After this patch is done in rasql, then assign to BPH for implementing in petascope. |
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#2803 | fixed | resumer for sentinel1 recipe has wrong coverage id | ||
Description |
A sentinel1 recipe has coverage_id with some variables, such as: "coverage_id": "S1_GRDH_${modebeam}_DV_${polarisation}", "modebeams": ["IW", "EW", "S1", "S2", "S3", "S4", "S5", "S6"], "polarisations": ["VH"], This imports data into multiple coverages
The problem is that only one resumer is created per ingredient and it has name When rerunning wcst_import on the same json, it gives error: if coverage_id not in Resumer.__IMPORTED_DATA_DICT: resume_file_path = Resumer.get_resume_file_path(ConfigManager.resumer_dir_path, coverage_id) Resumer.__RESUMER_FILE_NAME_DICT[coverage_id] = resume_file_path try: if os.path.isfile(resume_file_path) \ and os.access(resume_file_path, os.R_OK): from util.coverage_util import CoverageUtilCache cov = CoverageUtilCache.get_cov_util(coverage_id) To reproduce: there's a systemtest 023-sentinel1_GRD_custom_recipe, enable resumer in it and rerun it twice or so. |