As a user or library writer I want to know how many files are in a dataset so I can configure parallelism correctly
Assumptions
Dataset exists!
Acceptance Criteria
I can make an API query and get back the number of files available in a particular dataset, accepting all modifiers (nfiles, if good, etc.).
Discussion
This is a fairly specific API call. We've talked in the past about exporting all the DID Finder results. This could be a version of that. Make an API query to SX and get back a complete list of all replicas for a dataset that you can then use locally however you'd like. A flavor of this (with a flag?) could return just the integer number of files.
Story
As a user or library writer I want to know how many files are in a dataset so I can configure parallelism correctly
Assumptions
Acceptance Criteria
Discussion
This is a fairly specific API call. We've talked in the past about exporting all the DID Finder results. This could be a version of that. Make an API query to SX and get back a complete list of all replicas for a dataset that you can then use locally however you'd like. A flavor of this (with a flag?) could return just the integer number of files.