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Describe the bug
Pygrams requires the data_to, date_from, timeseries_date_to, and timeseries_date_from command line arguments to be passed provided in YYYY/MM/DD format, but this breas the output file creation (on windows at least).
Change to use YYYY-MM-DD format. (Note, this is the superior date format!).
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Describe the bug
Pygrams requires the data_to, date_from, timeseries_date_to, and timeseries_date_from command line arguments to be passed provided in YYYY/MM/DD format, but this breas the output file creation (on windows at least).
Change to use YYYY-MM-DD format. (Note, this is the superior date format!).
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