Nigel Horne

OK, thanks. I was ignoring all records where is_current is set to 0. I'll change that to

How about this one? whosonfirst-data-admin-au/data/404/550/157/404550157.geojson has this in it: ``` "wof:parent_id":85672275, "wof:placetype":"localadmin", "wof:repo":" "wof:parent_id":85672275, "wof:placetype":"localadmin", "wof:repo":"whosonfirst-data-admin-au",", ``` I suspect it's just the same as the earlier one - i.e. there...

Try this: whosonfirst-data-admin-us/data/102/525/935/102525935.geojson has ``` "wof:hierarchy":[ { "campus_id":102525935, "continent_id":102191569, "country_id":85632439, "county_id":1092036353, "region_id":85674713 } ], ``` There is no 747 directory in whosonfirst-data-admin-us/data/856.

Thanks for the answer. Unfortunately, that comes back to the original question, namely if the hierarchy refers to a file in a different repo, how will I know what that...

I followed the instructions on the GitHub code page. Those say nothing about using or not using a guest account's branch, so it'll be whatever happens when you follow those...

Thanks, I tried that but that failed as well: ``` $ nimble build -d:release Warning: Package 'nitter' has an incorrect structure. It should contain a single directory hierarchy for source...

Nice idea. Let me think about it. I've done ical integration before so I should be able to leverage that code.

Commit https://github.com/nigelhorne/gedcom/commit/2522a45acc44a33c11f514c451382fd02ac6a32d creates an ICS file with birthdays - can you see if that works for you? If so I can easily add other events.

Say `./gedcom -i file.ics file.ged`, it will create the ICS file in the file `file.ics`

the +2:00 comes from this bug in https://metacpan.org/pod/Data::ICal: ``` Data::ICal does not support time zone daylight or standard entries, so time zone components are basically useless ```