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When I tried to run an analysis at admin level 1 or 2, I get an error response 'failed to fetch'. Level 3 works as expected.
I'm not sure what would cause this and if it was undetected when we merged PR #1163 or if a change that came later caused the issue. I thought perhaps this is related to the boundary file but I'm not seeing any issues in the file.
Steps to reproduce:
REACT_APP_COUNTRY=mozambique yarn start
Run analysis using any hazard layer, baseline layer = admin 2, default all other inputs
See the error in PRISM
Try again with baseline layer = admin 3. Results will appear as expected
Which country / deployment are you running?
main / mozambique
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@wadhwamatic it fails locally because the key we use does not exist on the file uploaded in S3 but it should work on deployed versions. But i think in general we should find a better way to do this and stop relying on the uploaded files altogether
Thanks for looking into this @ericboucher. I updated the files on S3 so that they are the same as what we have locally but it still failed. I'll do a quick deploy to double-check though.
Agreed, good if we can move away from relying on remote files in this case.
What happened?
When I tried to run an analysis at admin level 1 or 2, I get an error response 'failed to fetch'. Level 3 works as expected.
I'm not sure what would cause this and if it was undetected when we merged PR #1163 or if a change that came later caused the issue. I thought perhaps this is related to the boundary file but I'm not seeing any issues in the file.
Steps to reproduce:
Which country / deployment are you running?
main / mozambique
Add a screenshot (if relevant)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: