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I am using the openneuro CLI to download my unpublished dataset to my local computer. It downloads about 13gb of the dataset before exiting with no error message. It appears to stop at approximately the same spot every time. For me, this is around 50-60% of the way through a 10gb zip file.
Expected behavior
The entire dataset is downloaded to my local computer.
Run the command:
openneuro download --draft "accession number" "local directory"
where "accession number" is your accession number e.g., ds00XXXX and "local directory" is path to local directory you want to download the dataset to.
Desktop
OS: Ubuntu-22.04 in windows subsystem for linux (WSL2)
Browser: n/a, command line interface
versions:
openneuro: 4.22.0
node: v21.7.1 (also tried v20.12.2 at request of openneuro support)
npm: 10.5.0
Phone
No response
Additional information
Any other methods to download a draft dataset, either in its entirety or a specific folder(s), would be much appreciated!
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I am using the openneuro CLI to download my unpublished dataset to my local computer. It downloads about 13gb of the dataset before exiting with no error message. It appears to stop at approximately the same spot every time. For me, this is around 50-60% of the way through a 10gb zip file.
Expected behavior
The entire dataset is downloaded to my local computer.
How to reproduce
After you follow the setup for openneuro CLI tools here: https://docs.openneuro.org/packages/openneuro-cli.html
Run the command:
openneuro download --draft "accession number" "local directory"
where "accession number" is your accession number e.g., ds00XXXX and "local directory" is path to local directory you want to download the dataset to.
Desktop
Phone
No response
Additional information
Any other methods to download a draft dataset, either in its entirety or a specific folder(s), would be much appreciated!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: