Updated Access How-To with latest ICESat-2 Version#413
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Thanks Amy! I've just had a look and can merge unless you'd like another specific person to review? |
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Thanks @jules32 ! Pinging @mikala-nsidc for awareness (also notified her team on NSIDC slack) but this is a pretty trivial update so I think your review is sufficient! |
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Great, thanks Amy! I will approve and merge!
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https://nasa-openscapes.github.io/earthdata-cloud-cookbook/how-tos/access-data/access-cloud-python.html points to the ATL06 v006 version. The latest is v007. This is a minor update to point to v007. I also removed the netrc option in the login step, since
earthaccessnow looks for a netrc or environment variables first by default, otherwise it will prompt for user inputted username/password.