I'm trying to pull timeseries data via the python API and there is no data for 6/9/2017.
Hi @john.vanfechtmann
I have reproduced the problem as you described. It appears that the default value for end_date parameter is set incorrectly by get_timeseries method. I escalated the issue to the development. In the meantime as a workaround you can set the value of end_date explicitly, e.g. end_date=timedelta(0) or end_date=datetime.utcnow().
Hi @john.vanfechtmannWould you mind providing the request you're using?
There seems to be no data again this morning. It looks to have stopped publishing around 2PM EST yesterday.
Can you please look into what is causing the inconsistencies in the availability of data? I am cross checking using the excel plugin and there are no issues there.
today = datetime.today()
hist = today+timedelta(days=-90)
TYc1 = ek.get_timeseries(['TYc1'], fields='volume', start_date=hist, interval='hour').rename(columns={'VOLUME':'TYc1'})
TYc2 = ek.get_timeseries(['TYc2'], fields='volume', start_date=hist, interval='hour').rename(columns={'VOLUME':'TYc2'})
Thank you
Thank you, this seems to have worked
