Error in check_availability() Not Found (HTTP 404). Failed to process request.

[Muesgen]

Hey @16EAGLE ,

This issue is related to #76
I was able to solve the error

when i execute check_availabilty() i get the following error:

records <- check_availability(records)
Checking instant availability for Sentinel records...
Error in .get(paste0(cred[3], "/odata/v1/Products('", x, "')/", field),  : Not Found (HTTP 404). Failed to process request.

The Error occurs in the check_availability() function at line 19:24

  records[records$product_group` == "Sentinel" & 
            !records$is_gnss, ]$download_available <- .apply(records.sentinel, 
                                                             MARGIN = 1, function(x, names = colnames(records.sentinel)) {
                                                               as.logical(toupper(unlist(.get_odata(x$entity_id, 
                                                                                                    x$cred, field = "Online/$value"))))
                                                             })

Here the Error comes from the .get_odata() function:

.get_odata <- function(uuid, cred, field = ""){
lapply(uuid, function(x) content(.get(paste0(cred[3], "/odata/v1/Products('", x, "')/", field),  cred[1], cred[2])))
}

The problem here is that a wrong url is created. one "/" too many is created:
your current code creates:

https://scihub.copernicus.eu/dhus//odata/v1/Products('2b17b57d-fff4-4645-b539-91f305c27c69')/Online/$value

How the URL should look like:

https://scihub.copernicus.eu/dhus/odata/v1/Products('2b17b57d-fff4-4645-b539-91f305c27c69')/Online/$value

As you can see, there is one too many "/"s before "odata".

So when you remove the "/" in your .get_odata() function, for me as a windows user, the function .get_odata() and check_availability() works fine.

Here is the .get_odata() function with which it works:

.get_odata <- function(uuid, cred, field = ""){
  lapply(uuid, function(x) content(.get(paste0(cred[3], "odata/v1/Products('", x, "')/", field),  cred[1], cred[2])))
}

It would be cool if you could fix this quickly.
The package is quite good by the way :)

[manan-gup]

Hey, is this R package not supported anymore? There has been no commit to it in 4 and a half months. Asking to figure out if I should depend on this package for my work or figure out another solution.

[ramonmelser]

Has this issue been resolved in the code yet? I'm considering using the package for a project, but am getting the errors listed above. I just installed the package a few days ago, how can I go about fixing the issue?

[Muesgen]

My workaround is to fork the package. Manually change the above mentioned solution in the script and then install it.

[16EAGLE]

Thank you for raising this issue and your patience. Should be fixed with #86. Please reopen in case you encounter the same issue again.