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Opening a Data Package that I just created fails gives an error message: ENOENT: no such file or directory #439
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@pripley123 Thanks for reporting this. It is possible to share the original file you were trying to open? Did you have a .zip with inside:
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[pharmacy_nearest_ems_package.zip](https://github.com/ODIQueensland/data-curator/files/1697197/pharmacy_nearest_ems_package.zip)
here you go.
All the info you mentioned is in the zip
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Subject: Re: [ODIQueensland/data-curator] Opening a Data Package that I just created fails gives an error message: ENOENT: no such file or directory (#439)
@pripley123<https://github.com/pripley123> Thanks for reporting this. It is possible to share the original file you were trying to open?
Did you have a .zip with inside:
|- datapackage.json
|- / data
| |- data.csv
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@pripley123 I don't think your .zip got posted in the comment above (or I'm blind as a bat!). If your .zip isn't on the web, here's a great chance to add it to https://github.com/pripley123/myfirstrepo I can see from your profile that your new to GitHub so let me know if I can help, or you can email it to stephen [at] theodi.org.au
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ah, I see... I attached it to the email when I responded in outlook ... guess I need to attach files directly here (I edited previous comment to attach the file) |
@pripley123 I got the same error Developer is on holidays at present. We'll pick this up late next week. |
Sounds good. Thanks. |
@mattRedBox forgot to mention this today. This was working. Any clues? |
See also #304 |
Will be in upcoming release. |
Opening a Data Package that I just created fails gives an error message:
ENOENT: no such file or directory, open '<package name>\datapackage.json'
Workaround:
I found a workaround was to extract the Data Package zip first in the same folder as the zip. Once I did that I was able to open the Data Package in Data Curator without error
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