Closed pombero closed 7 years ago
Hi @pombero, I believe this is caused by a recent name change of the OMI Nitrogen Dioxide layer to OMI_Nitrogen_Dioxide_Tropo_Column
. If you perform a grunt fetch
, it will retrieve the latest list of layers from the GIBS GetCapabilities document including this renamed one. You should then be able to build using grunt
.
If this doesn't do the trick, please reopen this ticket.
Actually the problem looks to be on the GIBS side - when the Worldview grunt is at this stage:
Running "exec:config" (exec) task wv-options-wmts: 0 error(s), 0 warning(s), 501 layers for GIBS:geographic wv-options-wmts: 0 error(s), 0 warning(s), 55 layers for GIBS:arctic wv-options-wmts: 0 error(s), 0 warning(s), 44 layers for GIBS:antarctic wv-options-wmts: 0 error(s), 0 warning(s), 600 layers
it should show 501 geographic layers as of today.... but on some builds, it only retrieves 500 layers and the new OMI Nitrogen Dioxide layer appears to be missing and causing the build problem you see. My recommended workaround at this point is to run grunt
as many times as you need until the OMI layer is included. Will keep this ticket open until it's fixed on our side.
So I'm going to retract my last comment there - a grunt fetch
and then grunt
should've solved the problem originally.
But that shouldn't be necessary if you're working from a clean build or pull latest from master, so I've now updated the options repo to have everything you need to build. So if you go to the options directory and perform a git pull
and then grunt
, everything should work! Please let me know if that's not the case.
On a side note, if you're making frequent updates to the layer configuration but don't want to rebuild the whole app every time, you can use the grunt config
command (as documented here) to only rebuild the layer config.
I tried to grunt worldview with worldview-options-eosdis v1.4.5 and i get the following message with warnings and one error:
nvm v0.33.2 node v6.8.1 npm v3.10.8 Ubuntu 14.04.5 LTS 64-bits