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Hi - this library is very interesting and perusing and running the code I noticed that there's a possibility of the download period calculation going out of bounds, which throws an error if it steps into the future (i.e., in general there is no guarantee that ((end_time - start_time) % step_size) == 0, except when step_size is set to one day and the interval is 1d ). Here's your code:
Hi - this library is very interesting and perusing and running the code I noticed that there's a possibility of the download period calculation going out of bounds, which throws an error if it steps into the future (i.e., in general there is no guarantee that
((end_time - start_time) % step_size) == 0
, except whenstep_size
is set to one day and the interval is1d
). Here's your code:... whereas I suggest it should be (
period
has been renamed toperiod_end
):(
step_size
should probably also be adjusted based on the interval, though I haven't shown that.)Hope that makes sense.
Thanks,
Arvindra
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