@yuvipanda I'm still going to test this more but I think this basically works now. I should also be able to benchmark the functions more directly on and off AWS platform as well, and I'll add those results somewhere once I do.
I've revised the README so that the recommended method is edl_netrc(). Functions for the other authentication methods are still in here, but now using edl_set_token() or edl_s3_token() in interactive mode will result in a prompt asking if you want to use edl_netrc() instead:
> edl_set_token()
Consider using edl_netrc() instead.
edl_netrc() works everywhere, inside and outside `us-west-2`.
Use edl_netrc() instead? (Yes/no/cancel)
configuring netrc-based auth instead as requested...
edl_netrc() is also now the default authentication method for edl_download() as well (which exists because HD4 files cannot be accessed with range requests).
@yuvipanda I'm still going to test this more but I think this basically works now. I should also be able to benchmark the functions more directly on and off AWS platform as well, and I'll add those results somewhere once I do.
I've revised the README so that the recommended method is
edl_netrc(). Functions for the other authentication methods are still in here, but now usingedl_set_token()oredl_s3_token()in interactive mode will result in a prompt asking if you want to useedl_netrc()instead:edl_netrc() is also now the default authentication method for
edl_download()as well (which exists because HD4 files cannot be accessed with range requests).