URL for gefs data python code broken

[sckott]

http://sila.cee.wsu.edu/forecasts/WeatherAndClimateDatafromNWS.html

@potterzot

is the code somewhere else you could point to?

[potterzot]

Hi Scott - it appears that the link is down and I haven't gotten a
response. The change you made is great though. Thanks!

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http://sila.cee.wsu.edu/forecasts/WeatherAndClimateDatafromNWS.html

@potterzot https://github.com/potterzot

is the code somewhere else you could point to?

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[sckott]

okay, hopefully they'll respond, i'll leave it open for a while in case you get a response soon

[sckott]

no response, just leaving as is

[potterzot]

Just FYI I did have a conversation with Von Walden, the author of the python code, and he said that the link is currently down, he's not that concerned about it, and he will let me know if/when it becomes available again.

[sckott]

okay, thanks. Anywhere else the code lived? on bitbucket/github/gitlab/anywhere?

p.s., did I already ask you this? Why are gefs_GET() and gefs_CONNECT() exported? seems like you don't lay out any examples for those, suggesting maybe they aren't meant to be used by users?

[potterzot]

I don't think the code is available anywhere at the moment. He had it on his laptop, threw it on his site for me to work from, and then took it down again.

re: gefs_GET() and gefs_CONNECT(), I wasn't sure whether they should be exported or not. They are base functions not really meant to be used by users, so maybe I should remove them. I guess I was thinking that I still wanted someone to be able to use them if they really wanted to, but maybe that doesn't really make sense.

[sckott]

They just look like internal fxns to me at least, but your more familiar with them.

By the way, any thoughts on this #127