Closed jdpye closed 4 years ago
Ah, seeing it's solved by: https://gitlab.oceantrack.org/GreatLakes/glatos/merge_requests/22
I'll light a fire to get that merged, I guess!
Thanks!
Thanks Jon, will get into this today.
Great to see the OTN workshop was such a resounding success!
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Ah, seeing it's solved by: https://gitlab.oceantrack.org/GreatLakes/glatos/merge_requests/22
I'll light a fire to get that merged, I guess!
Thanks!
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Ran into an issue at a workshop with a user building a COAData object fine, but it not having a CRS associated with it when it came time to build HRsummary + KUD estimates. The error message implied that there was a NA CRS value, but we thought it was misreading the user-provided one, and only realized later it was referring to the COAData attribute.
Setting that attribute manually using attr(COAData, "CRS")<- CRS('init=epsg:4326') worked as a solution, but not sure why that attribute was undefined on creation.
Anyone else have this issue?