Closed WenjieDu closed 2 months ago
Yes, there seems to be an issue with the download stats for the past few days. We have observed this in our package statistics.
I need to check what happened. I will do it on Monday as now I'm on holidays
I used to wonder why the PyPyNum 1.9.0 download I updated yesterday only had a dozen or so downloads, but now I finally know : )
I met the same problem with rapidocr_onnxruntime
package as like following (link):
Now it's working fine again.
I'm still pending on update the older data. I expect to have it fixed by this week
Thanks @psincraian. I'm going to close this issue.
Now it's working fine again.
I'm still pending on update the older data. I expect to have it fixed by this week
@psincraian, is there an update on this? It seems the older data is still shown incorrectly.
Now it's working fine again. I'm still pending on update the older data. I expect to have it fixed by this week
@psincraian, is there an update on this? It seems the older data is still shown incorrectly.
@YarShev is right. I'm reopening this issue for discussion.
Hey,
Sorry for the delay. Slowly the downloads are fixed for those days. You can keep the issue open until everything is fixed
What I see is the period of May 23 - 26 is still shown incorrectly. We are almost there.
What I see is the period of May 23 - 26 is still shown incorrectly. We are almost there.
FYI, our library PyPOTS shows incorrect downloads from May 21 to 26 https://www.pepy.tech/projects/pypots
@WenjieDu, you should probably reload the page (maybe clear the cache). Now I see the period of May 25 - 26, which is shown incorrectly.
It seems that the error is back. I attached numpy link and results. https://www.pepy.tech/projects/Numpy
All wrong dates were backfilled ☺️
Thanks folks!
All wrong dates were backfilled ☺️
Thank you, @psincraian! Your continuous support is always appreciated
Since May 19, downloads have dropped to very small numbers, e.g.
numpy
shown in the below screenshot