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  • robintw · 1 ✖
sha message author_date ▲ committer_date raw_author raw_committer repo author committer
4df048c146b8da7093faf96b3e59fb4d56945ec5 Remove redundant code from open_rasterio and ensure all transform tuples are six elements long (#2351) * Remove redundant chunk of code which sets the transform attribute when already set The transform attribute is already set further up in the open_rasterio function. This chunk of code just sets transform again - but actually sets it to a full nine-element tuple instead of the six-element tuple it should be (see comments around L245). * Added tests to check that the transform attribute read from rasterio Checks that this tuple is always six elements long 2018-08-13T22:33:54Z 2018-08-13T22:33:54Z Robin Wilson e0cdd27bbaaedea5bf75e4337774ce4a26199889 Keisuke Fujii caabe6633d9bef7f2f52807cc5a1f477f3a077d4 xarray 13221727 robintw 296686 fujiisoup 6815844

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   [message] TEXT,
   [author_date] TEXT,
   [committer_date] TEXT,
   [raw_author] TEXT REFERENCES [raw_authors]([id]),
   [raw_committer] TEXT REFERENCES [raw_authors]([id]),
   [repo] INTEGER REFERENCES [repos]([id]),
   [author] INTEGER REFERENCES [users]([id]),
   [committer] INTEGER REFERENCES [users]([id])
);
CREATE INDEX [idx_commits_committer]
    ON [commits] ([committer]);
CREATE INDEX [idx_commits_author]
    ON [commits] ([author]);
CREATE INDEX [idx_commits_repo]
    ON [commits] ([repo]);
CREATE INDEX [idx_commits_raw_committer]
    ON [commits] ([raw_committer]);
CREATE INDEX [idx_commits_raw_author]
    ON [commits] ([raw_author]);