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Enable use_cache = FALSE for get_metadata() #117
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Thanks for the PR! I'll fix up the CI issues in another PR.
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Can you please also pull from master, cheers. |
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Hello All, sorry all for the silence. The API evolved quite a bit. What should we do about this? |
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ISSUE: metadata.R/
get_metadata(use_cache = FALSE)was still using the cached file due to multipleif (!file.exists())bypassesADJUSTED:
sync_remote_file()adjusted to get user permission to overwrite if cached file existsget_metadata()adjusted to push allfile.exists()checking to utils.R/sync_remote_file()