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Currently hsload ignores the source datasets compression filter(s) and just applies whatever compression filter is given in the --compression flag.
Would seem better to use the source datasets compresssion filter if supplied. If no compression filter, use the --compression filter, and if no flag supplied, don't use compression.
Add a --nocompress flag that would have the effect of ignoring any existing filters (the current behavior)
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Actually filters from the source file were being applied. Added an option --ignore-filters that will only apply filters given by the --compression argument (if any).
Currently hsload ignores the source datasets compression filter(s) and just applies whatever compression filter is given in the --compression flag.
Would seem better to use the source datasets compresssion filter if supplied. If no compression filter, use the --compression filter, and if no flag supplied, don't use compression.
Add a --nocompress flag that would have the effect of ignoring any existing filters (the current behavior)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: