Address rm: cannot remove ‘*.xml’ and ‘*.gz’: No such file or directory.#2
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Upon the first execution, there is no .xml to remove. After the loop finishes, all downloaded .xml.gz files should have been already gunzipped. Using rm -f avoids the "No such file or directory" noise.
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Improvements to ignore_file CSV handling, report formatting.
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Upon the first execution, there is no .xml to remove. After the loop finishes, all downloaded
.xml.gzfiles should have been already gunzipped.Using
rm -favoids the "No such file or directory" noise.