I may have missed a note, but Data not updated for 5/14/2022?

[MirrorCola]

Describe the issue:

• [ ] Incorrect number of cases or deaths
• [ ] Suspicious number of cases or deaths
• [ ] Missing data for a locality
• [ ] Missing time-series information
• [ ] Other

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[MirrorCola]

Looks like live data may have been updated, but not 'base' files?

[albertsun]

@MirrorCola we will update this shortly. At this point the us-counties.csv file has grown too large for github so it will only be the year based county files from now on.

[mikelehen]

FWIW- us-counties-2022.csv doesn't have data for 5/14 either. But live/us-counties.csv does. Not sure if that's expected?

[dawenx]

The problem is still there and there's no update after 05/13/2022, i don't know why this issue is closed.

[albertsun]

Apologies all, this clearly did not actually fix the update. I am re-opening and will close when it is actually fixed.

[tiffehr]

Most of the Issues opened here are about data consistency or interpretations (or sharing work), so we have been answering those as they come in with explanations. But not necessarily linking them to specific commits to close issues, because this repo contains the output of a separate publishing pipeline rather than its code. I closed it under that pattern and after a quick weekend spot-check, but I may have looked at the wrong file on my spot-check; thanks for re-opening, @albertsun.

[dawenx]

thanks for "Update data for real" @albertsun it works for us now

[MirrorCola]

Indeed, thank you

[albertsun]

Thanks all for raising these as you see them. Now that we aren't updating the us-counties.csv file any more we're hoping there will be no issue with tonight's update.