No end-dateis specified with each uploaded file, and this parameter does not work to filter files. You can enter any string, date, etc without throwing errors. Either get rid of the end-date parameter all together, or implement it.
Steps to reproduce the issue
Run imap-data-access query --end-date <anything> to see --end-date is not accepted as a parameter.
Expected behavior (What should happen)
Running imap-data-access query --end-date <anything> should work to narrow down files presented after the user query.
Actual behavior (What does happen)
--end-date is not accepted as a parameter. It doesn't do anything.
Code Snippet:
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Additional notes, affected areas, and suggested fixes
If end-dateis implemented, I feel that and end-date section should be added to file naming conventions.
Description of the issue
No
end-date
is specified with each uploaded file, and this parameter does not work to filter files. You can enter any string, date, etc without throwing errors. Either get rid of theend-date
parameter all together, or implement it.Steps to reproduce the issue
Run
imap-data-access query --end-date <anything>
to see --end-date is not accepted as a parameter.Expected behavior (What should happen)
Running
imap-data-access query --end-date <anything>
should work to narrow down files presented after the user query.Actual behavior (What does happen)
--end-date
is not accepted as a parameter. It doesn't do anything.Code Snippet:
Additional notes, affected areas, and suggested fixes
If
end-date
is implemented, I feel that and end-date section should be added to file naming conventions.