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In a couple of projects now I've seen code fail after a db_ts_read(con, some_keys) because not all series in some_keys are present in the resulting list.
Rather than have each piece of code that relies on all series being read having to do a check we could add a "fail_if_missing" kind of option to db_ts_read that stops with a meaningful error if not all the requested keys can be read (because of access rights, release dates, missing altogether etc.).
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In a couple of projects now I've seen code fail after a
db_ts_read(con, some_keys)
because not all series insome_keys
are present in the resulting list.Rather than have each piece of code that relies on all series being read having to do a check we could add a "fail_if_missing" kind of option to
db_ts_read
that stops with a meaningful error if not all the requested keys can be read (because of access rights, release dates, missing altogether etc.).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: