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This makes sense, since date_str is the same and subsets to 0 hours. Add test to freq that raises error if freq<D. 24h also causes this issue, while 1D works perfectly fine. 1.5D also causes this issue. It happens with all date_str containing more than just y/m/d. We would also get unexpected behaviour with 2M, since only every other month would be downloaded. Maybe it is wise to only accept D/1D/M/1M.
This makes sense, since
date_str
is the same and subsets to 0 hours. Add test to freq that raises error iffreq<D
.24h
also causes this issue, while1D
works perfectly fine.1.5D
also causes this issue. It happens with alldate_str
containing more than just y/m/d. We would also get unexpected behaviour with2M
, since only every other month would be downloaded. Maybe it is wise to only acceptD/1D/M/1M
.MWE:
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