If we're to [eventually switch to the C++ version of the site update program](https://github.com/TravelMapping/DataProcessing/issues/375), it makes sense to also implement a C++ flavored datacheck.sh. The first few thoughts that come to my head: * how many threads to run, once we have threads * `make` included as part of `datacheck.sh` * special build to limit number of threads allowable? * include `git pull` as part of `datacheck.sh` itself, or continue to input that manually as specified in [RUNNING.md](https://github.com/TravelMapping/DataProcessing/blob/dc6313183845632b350d9155b665766b55ef2eb9/RUNNING.md)? * [x] `chmod +x datacheck.sh`? * `sh datacheck.sh` -> `./datacheck.sh`? * [x] some more options here (existing file too): https://github.com/TravelMapping/DataProcessing/blob/6e98c786abf729bf195473d9a9a4d0171f2e8c82/siteupdate/python-teresco/datacheck.sh#L10-L15
If we're to eventually switch to the C++ version of the site update program, it makes sense to also implement a C++ flavored datacheck.sh.
The first few thoughts that come to my head:
makeincluded as part ofdatacheck.shgit pullas part ofdatacheck.shitself, or continue to input that manually as specified in RUNNING.md?chmod +x datacheck.sh?sh datacheck.sh->./datacheck.sh?DataProcessing/siteupdate/python-teresco/datacheck.sh
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