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Suggestion: filter by acquisition time #47
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- Search function can now parse date and time. Enhancement from [Issue 47](#47) - Updated readme site to include search examples - Stability test across python3.7 to 3.9 and for all os types - pipwin checks cache every one month - added doc rendering support
Hi @tillmann123456
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Great, thanks. Do I understand correctly that this would not allow me yet to search in one go for, say, all images taken between 9am and 11am local time on any given day in 2020? That would be useful for my application, but perhaps that's a rather limited use case. |
Yes you can use the time filter applies to both start and end dates to the same date So --start 2021-03-26T09:00 --end 2021-03-26T11:00 gets you there based on local time and searches within the same date within a two hour window Good luck |
Hi Samapriya,
I'd have a suggestion for an additional filter criterion for the idlist command, namely the time of day at which the image was acquired. Or is there perhaps a way to do this already?
Thanks a lot,
Tillmann
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