-
Notifications
You must be signed in to change notification settings - Fork 6
Updates on the issue log #185
New issue
Have a question about this project? Sign up for a free GitHub account to open an issue and contact its maintainers and the community.
By clicking “Sign up for GitHub”, you agree to our terms of service and privacy statement. We’ll occasionally send you account related emails.
Already on GitHub? Sign in to your account
Conversation
… 3.9 pin), and bokeh; check with pip install -Ur requirements.txt
|
I launched a codespace to test this out and unfortunately got 404 errors on solo object results pages. |
Just needed merging, this is because the SIMPLE-db upstream change had broken the website which was fixed by #188, all of which happened after this PR. |
|
Testing out the bulk spectra download function (#170) I see that the filenames are changed. E.g., |
|
This is mostly to guarantee zero duplicates (e.g. same file name), which would break the code as it enters a python dictionary before being zipped, which as unique keys. |
it's an awkward one: prove that an intermittent fault no longer occurs; I tested triggering the write spectra function a tonne of times and it had stopped randomly breaking. |
|
I also see some files being saved as |
|
Opened a new issue about filenames (#193). I think this PR can be merged. |
Tackling a few issues on the tracker.
Updating bokeh (and corresponding static js)
Making
requirements.txta specific pin to exactly match what is on reclaim host.Fixes #181 (commit typo, instead of #186 which doesn't exist yet); uses session instead of curdoc, so will work on multithreaded servers and doesn't have a weird inconsistent overlap with bokeh.
Solved the join.. on... sql queries which were making lists with duplicate column names; breaking the url generation.
#170 is indeed reproduced in the simplest case of doing a full text search providing a spectra table with a bulk spectra download option added (as with the solo result page)
Fixed #177 with the CAMD resetting behaviour to be more expected.