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In the soon-to-be-released version of Eunomia users will be able to choose from multiple Eunomia datasets. These datasets are hosted in a separate github repo called EunomiaDatasets. It would be helpful if users could override this location and point to a fork of EunomiaDatasets for testing.
Concrete use case:
I created a PR on EunomiaDatasets to fix an issue but I have no way to test that that my change works until after it is accepted. Ideally I'd like to be able to point to Eunomia to my personal fork and test that my change fixes the issue. I would propose using an environment variable for the location with the current location being used if the environment variable is unset.
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Allow users to override the EunomiaDatasets path
Allow users to override the EunomiaDatasets path with an optional environment variable
Apr 7, 2023
ablack3
changed the title
Allow users to override the EunomiaDatasets path with an optional environment variable
Allow users to override the EunomiaDatasets URL with an optional environment variable
Apr 7, 2023
In the soon-to-be-released version of Eunomia users will be able to choose from multiple Eunomia datasets. These datasets are hosted in a separate github repo called EunomiaDatasets. It would be helpful if users could override this location and point to a fork of EunomiaDatasets for testing.
Currently the location is hard coded here:
Eunomia/R/EunomiaData.R
Line 59 in 06f0d3e
Concrete use case:
I created a PR on EunomiaDatasets to fix an issue but I have no way to test that that my change works until after it is accepted. Ideally I'd like to be able to point to Eunomia to my personal fork and test that my change fixes the issue. I would propose using an environment variable for the location with the current location being used if the environment variable is unset.
What do you think @fdefalco?
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