Mm copy functions

[mitchellmanware]

1. Migrate NARR, GEOS-CF, HMS, GMTED, and SEDAC population functions and tests from beethoven
2. Merge with current process.R and calculate_covariates.R files
3. Add spatial subset test data sets
4. Update README.md
5. download_noaa_hms_smoke_data > download_hms_data (reflected in man/ and all tests)
6. Utilize base R strsplit() in the extract_urls() download support function.
   • Replaced stringr dependency with stringi for stringi::stri_pad() in process_narr()

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[mitchellmanware]

testthat output shows that all tests are passing, but the workflow fails when uploading the coverage to Codecov.

[kyle-messier]

@mitchellmanware I'm not sure what to do. I would suggest first updating your branch with main as I am seeing this warning from GitHub (i.e. your branch is both ahead and behind main). Interestingly the build checks and test-coverage appeared to take 3-4x longer than when they ran for me.

[mitchellmanware]

Pulled in the updates so we will see if that makes a difference.

It is weird how the different Ubuntu versions fail the build check seemingly randomly. In this commit oldrel-1 was the only to fail, but later it is the only one to pass.

I assume it stems from whatever is causing the testthat upload to fail, but changing the Sys.sleep() values in both the test_download_functions() function and in the test-downoad_functions.R tests causes unpredictable pass/failure.

The unit tests run very quick locally, so also unsure about the running time in the GitHub runners. @Spatiotemporal-Exposures-and-Toxicology

[mitchellmanware]

test-coverage finally passes but still takes 52 minutes. Failure for ubuntu-latest (release) caused by same problem. There might be system-specific differences for the URL responses, which could be why the different sleep times cause certain check to pass and fail.

I will keep looking into it, but at least tests are passing.

[mitchellmanware]

Exploring replacing httr::HEAD() and httr::GET() with httr2::request() > req_perform(). httr2 is a replacement to the httr package, so I will see if quicker HTTP response times fix the test-coverage and ubuntu check failures.

> microbenchmark(
+   request(urls[1]) %>% req_perform(),
+   httr::HEAD(urls[1]),
+   times = 10,
+   unit = "seconds"
+ )
Unit: seconds
                               expr       min        lq      mean    median         uq        max neval
 request(urls[1]) %>% req_perform() 0.2373555 0.2524261 0.3734844 0.3562834  0.4702028  0.5638149    10
                httr::HEAD(urls[1]) 5.4498386 8.4269201 9.5435405 9.0156858 11.0656759 16.0476204    10
> 

[mitchellmanware]

Somehow the httr2 package resulted in three hour run times for the R CMD checks. Not sure how this is possible but I will revert to previous version with httr.

[mitchellmanware]

This thread describes issues using .RDS files in testthat tests. I deleted the sites_NC.rds file I was using for testing and matched the

  ncp <- data.frame(lon = -78.8277, lat = 35.95013)
  ncp$site_id <- "3799900018810101"

testing locations used in other covariate calculation unit tests.

Also renamed geos test data folders as aqc and chm to limit characters in file paths. Updated calc_geos detects collection from .nc file paths so full collection name is not needed.

[mitchellmanware]

I am now getting test failures for process_geos_collection, which is a simple string splitting and selection function. I am going to close PR and create new branch from most recent merge from main.