update_obsdb: remove auto-update of bad_books_list #1369
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Is there a prefect alert that tells us when update_obsdb has failed?
This reflects how we want to run, in practice, which is to fail until the bad_books file has been manually updated. Also adds --limit option, and speeds up directory scanning by using glob instead of walk.
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I notice now that my switch from os.walk to glob.glob breaks the system, unless fastwalk is used. Let me find a better solution to that ... converting back to draft for now. |
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This reflects how we want to run, in practice, which is to fail until the bad_books file has been manually updated.
Also adds --limit option, and speeds up directory scanning by using glob instead of walk.