I'm using the script to download all scenes form startDate=date +%Y%m%d -d "6 months ago" I do in that way to avoid downloads breaks or whatever in days before, but it doesn't work, ever time that the script found a scene stops.
I have tought two solutions,
One, have a flag to overwrite check == 0 for exmaple flag -f = force and use something like
while (curr_date < date_end) and (force==1 or check==1):
Another Idea is use inverted search, create an equivalent function previous_overpass(date_start,int(path),produit) of next_overpass(date_start,int(path),produit) and change
curr_date=curr_date+datetime.timedelta(16) to curr_date=curr_date-datetime.timedelta(16)
In order to make it form the last-day to de begining.
It could be interesting?
I can do a pull request if it is, but need to remove some personal code and if it doesn't have intereset I will save the effort.
I'm using the script to download all scenes form startDate=
date +%Y%m%d -d "6 months ago"I do in that way to avoid downloads breaks or whatever in days before, but it doesn't work, ever time that the script found a scene stops.I have tought two solutions,
One, have a flag to overwrite check == 0 for exmaple flag -f = force and use something like
while (curr_date < date_end) and (force==1 or check==1):Another Idea is use inverted search, create an equivalent function previous_overpass(date_start,int(path),produit) of next_overpass(date_start,int(path),produit) and change curr_date=curr_date+datetime.timedelta(16) to curr_date=curr_date-datetime.timedelta(16)
In order to make it form the last-day to de begining.
It could be interesting? I can do a pull request if it is, but need to remove some personal code and if it doesn't have intereset I will save the effort.
Thanks for the tool.