Missing CAMELS basin comid in hydrofabric

[glitt13]

I'm trying to process all CAMELS basins and came across a No data found for: 6335902 error. This corresponds to the Falling Creek Near Juliette, GA - 02212600 station. I can ignore this for short term, but in the medium term it would be ideal to address for such a standard, widely used basin dataset. In the long run to understand the root cause once the hydrofabric's capabilities begin to be applied to ungauged catchments.

nldi_feat <- list('featureSource'='comid','featureID'='6335902')
hfsubsetR::get_subset(nldi_feature = nldi_feat,
                        outfile ="~/noaa/regionalization/data/input/hydrofabric/",
                        type = 'reference',lyrs = "network",
                        overwrite=FALSE)

> traceback()
13: stop("Filter expression not supported for Arrow Datasets: ", 
        oxford_paste(expr_labs, quote = FALSE), "\nCall collect() first to pull data into R.", 
        call. = FALSE)
12: filter.Dataset(arrow::open_dataset(network), hf_id == !!comid)
11: dplyr::filter(arrow::open_dataset(network), hf_id == !!comid)
10: findOriginQuery.comid(.query, network)
9: NextMethod()
8: findOriginQuery.nldi_feature(.query, network)
7: findOriginQuery(.query, network)
6: dplyr::select(findOriginQuery(.query, network), id, vpuid, topo, 
       hydroseq)
5: dplyr::distinct(dplyr::select(findOriginQuery(.query, network), 
       id, vpuid, topo, hydroseq))
4: dplyr::collect(dplyr::distinct(dplyr::select(findOriginQuery(.query, 
       network), id, vpuid, topo, hydroseq)))
3: dplyr::slice_min(dplyr::collect(dplyr::distinct(dplyr::select(findOriginQuery(.query, 
       network), id, vpuid, topo, hydroseq))), hydroseq, with_ties = TRUE)
2: findOrigin(net_hook, id = id, comid = comid, hl_uri = hl_uri, 
       poi_id = poi_id, nldi_feature = nldi_feature, xy = xy)
1: hfsubsetR::get_subset(nldi_feature = nldi_feat, outfile = fp_cat, 
       type = "reference", lyrs = lyrs, overwrite = overwrite)

This is with hfsubetR version 0.0.9, with default hfsubsetR::get_subset() arg hf_version = "2.2". The same error arose with hf_version set to "20", "20.1", and "2.1.1".