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load_stac: result differs between canonical and unsigned URL #669

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bossie opened this issue Feb 2, 2024 · 1 comment · Fixed by #774
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load_stac: result differs between canonical and unsigned URL #669

bossie opened this issue Feb 2, 2024 · 1 comment · Fixed by #774
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bossie commented Feb 2, 2024

Output assets have different CRS and resolution. Why?

On https://openeo-dev.vito.be:

Original job: j-240202454fdf4f3b9d8b998310094c30
Job with load_stac of canonical URL of j-240202454fdf4f3b9d8b998310094c30 results: j-2402026b9f994966b025e6a37d29faca
Job with load_stac of unsigned URL of j-240202454fdf4f3b9d8b998310094c30 results: j-240202074ff5443188df872394c03c45

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bossie commented Feb 5, 2024

Theory: asset metadata i.e. proj: is taken into account when loading from a canonical URL but not in the case of an unsigned URL (which bypasses HTTP).

TBC.

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CRS and resolution now match those of the signed job results URL.
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