additional checks for an archive.pooch_hash file in lieu of the archive - #549
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…actual file being there, along with delete_after_extraction option to processors
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Proposed changes
Added checks in
pooch.core.download_actionfor a file namedf"{fname}.pooch_hash"which, if present, allows the archive file itself to be deleted (without triggering subsequent re-downloads). The.pooch_hashfiles contain:On the first line, separated by a space
" ":On subsequent lines, also separated by a space, with one line per extracted member of the archive:
Why
I added this because I want to use pooch to download large archives (GB range), but I'm only interested in a processed extract of those archives (100MB range), and I would rather not waste disk space with holding onto an archive file I don't need.
I have tried to design the functionality to be in the spirit of the existing pooch code. e.g. enabling integrity checking of processed files via storing their hash in the placeholder file.
Relevant issues/PRs:
Fixes #158