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statutes.py fdsys legacy, calls to nonexistent files, and invalid function calls #248

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gochristoph opened this issue Jan 7, 2020 · 1 comment

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@gochristoph
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Hi there,

In the wiki, commands are still based on fdsys instead of govinfo. In my case, the command will be

./run govinfo --collections=STATUTE --extract=mods,pdf,text,xml,premis --granules

When subsequently running

./run statutes --volumes=65-126 --textversions --extracttext

There are a bunch of errors. First, in line 68 import bill_versions, this file does not exist in the current repository. Second, the file still uses fdsys instead of govinfo, including the path defined in root_dir. Then there is bill_info.latest_status(...) in line 218, with one argument only, while the current definition in bill_info expects two arguments.

Thanks for looking into it!

Best,
Christoph

@gochristoph gochristoph changed the title govinfo errors in documentation, fdsys legacy, calls to nonexistent files govinfo errors in documentation, statutes.py fdsys legacy, calls to nonexistent files Jan 7, 2020
@gochristoph gochristoph changed the title govinfo errors in documentation, statutes.py fdsys legacy, calls to nonexistent files statutes.py fdsys legacy, calls to nonexistent files, and invalid function calls Jan 7, 2020
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demongolem commented Apr 10, 2020

I too have run into ./run statutes not working because bill_versions does not exist. I will look back to see when it last existed.

Ah yes, bill_versions was deleted here

79f1994#diff-2cb1ad4f3eb0ea704c74a73689ad1654

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