ES-CN-HI production parser down

[tmrow-bot]

Description

This is an automatic error report generated for Spain El Hierro (ES-CN-HI).

Issues:

• No recent data found for consumption parser
• No recent data found for production parser

Suggestions

• Try running the parser locally using the command poetry run test_parser ES-CN-HI production
• Explore the runtime logs

You can see an overview of all parser issues here.

[strassburger]

Like to help but have problems with basic installation. Have a VM with ubuntu 22.04. Missing installation instruction Have i still to use Docker? If yes how to?

Only found wiki: https://github.com/electricityMap/electricitymap-contrib/wiki/Getting-started And there nothing about Docker... can not realize last point:

Steps to making a code contribution

Follow these steps to make your contribution:

[Fork](https://help.github.com/articles/fork-a-repo/) the repository.
[Clone](https://help.github.com/articles/cloning-a-repository/) your fork of the repository.
Set up and start your local environment ([see steps here](https://github.com/tmrowco/electricitymap-contrib/wiki/Set-up-local-environment)).

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Need help to be able to help...

[madsnedergaard]

Hi @strassburger, thanks for contributing! 💪 I've already created a PR for ree which fixes this: https://github.com/hectorespert/ree/pull/5 :)

[strassburger]

Hi @madsnedergaard, thanks for the info. So i may look soon Hierro data again... Anyway a little help for basic installation would help a lot.

[VIKTORVAV99]

Hi @madsnedergaard, thanks for the info. So i may look soon Hierro data again... Anyway a little help for basic installation would help a lot.

What are you having issues with?

For local web development you only need nodejs and to run yarn install in the web folder (you only need docker if plan on building the full production bundles). You might also want to install the mockserver to display the colored map for local development.

For the parsers you only need python, poetry and to install the dependencies with poetry as described in the wiki.

[strassburger]

Thakns @VIKTORVAV99, al fin got a local installation and basic tests are working. With ubuntu 20.04 i do not have the hazel of multible python versions. Now i have the problem to find where -in which file- the data source of El Hierro is given.

I know like @madsnedergaard that the source changed with extra"5m".

Can not follow this because i do not find sraper in my lokal installation see: https://github.com/hectorespert/ree/issues/4

Or just wait till it is done....

[VIKTORVAV99]

Thakns @VIKTORVAV99, al fin got a local installation and basic tests are working. With ubuntu 20.04 i do not have the hazel of multible python versions. Now i have the problem to find where -in which file- the data source of El Hierro is given.

I know like @madsnedergaard that the source changed with extra"5m".

Can not follow this because i do not find sraper in my lokal installation see: hectorespert/ree#4

Or just wait till it is done....

The parser for El Hierro is ES_CN.py but the "source" is defined in the ree package/module that the parser then use.

The issue with ree affects both the ES_CN.py parser and the ES_IB.py parser. (Off topic but I think these should be combined, see #4186 for more info.)

But since the "problem" is upstream in the ree package changes have to be made in hectorespert/ree to fix this. However I have followed the situation in that repo and it seems like the problem is fixed upstream and we are just waiting for a new release to be published (should be next week).

[hectorespert]

A new release of ree package is available: https://github.com/hectorespert/ree/releases/tag/2.3.0

[VIKTORVAV99]

And the islands are back on the map!

The bot should close this and the other issues soon.

[tmrow-bot]

Closing this as the electricity data is flowing again.