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Upgrades/stac #67
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| --s3_bucket="deant-data-public-dev" | ||
| --s3_project_folder="experimental" | ||
| --collection="s1_rtc_c1" | ||
| --collection_number=1 |
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Can we get the collection_number from the collection to avoid a situation where we accidentally have the two variables set to different values?
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Yeah I did think that but the collection can be set arbitrarily. Perhaps I should change it so the collection always has to end with cX, where X is the collection number?
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Sounds good to me :)
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Thanks Alex!
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Looks good to me, thanks Alex!
Adding collection_number as an input to set the odc product that will be indexedcollectionto end in cX where X is an integer corresponding to the collection number. Logic helps set odc parameters and ensure collection formatting is consistent.