The us-counties-2022.csv file is described as "updating". I find no us-counties-2023.csv file in the repo.
Fuller details
Starting in 2022, the us-counties data was broken into a different file for each year. If this convention is to continue, then the data for 2023 should be added to a file named us-counties-2023.csv. I see no such file in the repo yet. The repo says that the us-counties-2022.csv file was last updated yesterday.
While it's not a big deal, my project ingests this data each day automatically using cron. I had configured the ingestor to use the filename for the new year and, not surprisingly, it failed.
I invite guidance as to whether this issue will correct itself tomorrow. If not, then I'll need to take other steps accordingly.
I appreciate all the effort the entire team has been investing in this during the pandemic. Please let me know if there's any way I can help.
Describe the issue:
The
us-counties-2022.csv
file is described as "updating". I find nous-counties-2023.csv
file in the repo.Fuller details
Starting in 2022, the us-counties data was broken into a different file for each year. If this convention is to continue, then the data for 2023 should be added to a file named
us-counties-2023.csv
. I see no such file in the repo yet. The repo says that theus-counties-2022.csv
file was last updated yesterday.While it's not a big deal, my project ingests this data each day automatically using
cron
. I had configured the ingestor to use the filename for the new year and, not surprisingly, it failed.I invite guidance as to whether this issue will correct itself tomorrow. If not, then I'll need to take other steps accordingly.
I appreciate all the effort the entire team has been investing in this during the pandemic. Please let me know if there's any way I can help.