602 update clone from s3 to warn about missing gages#603
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- adds message when subsetting locations table if a gage specified in the user's subset list is absent from the template
- adds message when subsetting primary_timeseries table if a gage specified in the user's subset list has no observations
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samlamont
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Jan 6, 2026
| sdf_in = sdf_in.filter( | ||
| sdf_in.location_id.isin(primary_location_ids) | ||
| ) | ||
| # warn user if no timeseries data exists for a gage |
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Kind of a nitpick but it seems like this check is redundant to the first check in the locations table? I think our validation ensures that a location id in the primary table has to be in the locations table.
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