Add support for OpenSearch API as ancillary data source #11
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jeremyh
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Apr 8, 2021
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| def __init__(self, target_dir, api_url, username, password, query, show_progressbars=False, timeout=None, |
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We should set a default timeout, otherwise a network hiccup can leave the spawned task running indefinitely.
See the HTTP sources for an example of a hard-coded default timeout:
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(it's much more important on an ever-running service like fetch than on interactive scripts)
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Looks good to me. As for a maintainer, there hasn't been much of any dedicated person. Just something that is |
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Added default connection timeout to OpenSearchApiSource |
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Hi @jeremyh @dunkgray @sixy6e
Not sure who's maintaining this one at the moment.
Sentinel-1 POEORB and RESORB ancillary recently switched to an OpenSearch API at Copernicus Hub. I've added some support to fetch for this API so we can continue to collect the ancillary.
Please take a look and see whether this is worth merging, and if there's any problems in the approach.