Closed melanieganz closed 10 months ago
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Thanks much for spotting and reporting this! I applied a patch in https://github.com/datalad-handbook/book/pull/1199.
@all-contributors please add @melanieganz for bug
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I've put up a pull request to add @melanieganz! :tada:
Was chatting with @melanieganz and realized that the openneuro use case could also showcase the 'parallel' subdataset processing to speed up install of the > 1000 datasets that openneuro now has. Otherwise users may be at it until the cows come home. 🐮 🐮 ➡️ 🏠
Current behavior
Dear Datalad Team,
we just tried to sue the ahdnbook isnrtuctions to get a browseable-but-small-in-size file index of all of OpenNeuro:
datalad clone ///openneuro # install superdataset cd openneuro
install all openneuro datasets but do not retrieve data (this takes time)
datalad get -n openneuro/ds*
But the last command above, doesn't seem to be correct. It should be: datalad get -n ds* (if one is already asked to cd into openneuro).
So can this typo be fixed?
Kind regards, Mel
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