To handle inflation, we read in an adjustment table from BLS . That's intentionally done on-the-fly, so we're always using BLS's data. But they recently updated the table and the new one has 5 header rows instead of 6, so the table was being read (so no errors) but wasn't being parsed properly (because no year column). In travis, this is all pretty invisible and just appears as though LTDB can't be found.
I like the idea of reading these data directly from the source but we could just store the table internally to avoid this sort of error in the future
ok, this took awhile to find.
To handle inflation, we read in an adjustment table from BLS . That's intentionally done on-the-fly, so we're always using BLS's data. But they recently updated the table and the new one has 5 header rows instead of 6, so the table was being read (so no errors) but wasn't being parsed properly (because no
yearcolumn). In travis, this is all pretty invisible and just appears as though LTDB can't be found.I like the idea of reading these data directly from the source but we could just store the table internally to avoid this sort of error in the future