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Modifies json_utils.pull_neptune_data to now download files concurrently #59

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  • Neptune logs are now downloaded concurrently, yielding increased download speed.
  • We now only fetch the sys/id column when initialising the project instead of downloading the full table.
  • The downloaded JSON files are extracted directly into the store_directory, creating a flat file structure. i.e. No more nested folders.
  • Downloaded files are also named according to their run_id.

- Neptune logs are now downloaded concurrently yielding increased download speed.

- We now only fetch the `sys/id` column when initialising the project instead of downloading the full table.

- The downloaded JSON files are extracted directly into the `store_directory` creating a flat file structure. i.e. No more nested JSON files.

- Downloaded files are also named according to their `run_id`.
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I have been using this for a while. Thanks for this @liamclarkza 🙌

@RuanJohn RuanJohn merged commit 3b7fd46 into main Apr 12, 2024
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@RuanJohn RuanJohn deleted the feat/concurrent-downloads branch April 12, 2024 07:41
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