US cases and deaths did not update for Feb 10.

[rjpagano]

time_series_covid19_confirmed_US.csv and time_series_covid19_deaths_US.csv say they were updated "11 hours ago," but have not in fact been updated. The most recent date showing is Feb 9. The data set should include Feb 10.

[dlluskin]

Looks to me like US cases and deaths did in fact update. But not global.

[parnaudo]

The timeseries data are still lagged a day, though you are correct that the daily case counts seem to be updated

[dlluskin]

To be properly updated, the latest date in the raw file should be 2/10/23. The two US files are updated. The two global files are not.

[rjpagano]

Strange. We are seeing different things. When I download time_series_covid19_confirmed_US.csv and time_series_covid19_deaths_US.csv (both automatically updated about 16 hours ago) the latest date in those two files is 2/10/23.

I have been pulling these data files daily for 843 consecutive days so that I can use the data to update a Covid website that I maintain. This morning was the first time that my script threw an error after downloading and processing both the US and global time series data.

[dlluskin]

I and rjpagano are saying the same thing

[parnaudo]

yea weird, my job failed for time_series_covid19_confirmed_US.csv but looks to be in there now. Strange that it doesn't look like anything updated according to git. Ghost in the machine! 👻💻 Looks like they can close this issue

[dlluskin]

No! They still need to look at GLOBAL cases and deaths which DID NOT UPDATE

[CSSEGISandData]

This appears to have been an issue with GitHub rather than our processes. All conflicts have resolved without any activity from our team.