Ambient sensor data access about ibllib HOT 4 CLOSED

The commands above return asd = None even though the jsonable loads onto disk fine

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Hmm this is not reproducible here. Possible explanations:

• this happens to most recent datasets: the datasets are registered, but do not exist yet on flatIron and none is the expected behaviour
• it happens to all datasets: fb75788 was implemented 19 days ago on master. You should be up to date but still worth checking

Otherwise, please send a specific session that has this behaviour, and I"ll see if I can reproduce. Which OS ?

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the code above is missing a ..., details=True)

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Updating to the latest develop branch fixed the None problem.
Could importing one.ibllib throw a warning when the user is on an old version?

Also, the output returned is a cumbersome list of dicts of lists (I think?):

   'RelativeHumidity': [32.5419921875]},
  {'Temperature_C': [26.780000686645508],
   'AirPressure_mb': [1011.332763671875],
   'RelativeHumidity': [32.552734375]},
  {'Temperature_C': [26.770000457763672],
   'AirPressure_mb': [1011.30322265625],
   'RelativeHumidity': [32.5634765625]},
  {'Temperature_C': [26.790000915527344],
   'AirPressure_mb': [1011.3099365234375],
   'RelativeHumidity': [32.564453125]},
  {'Temperature_C': [26.780000686645508],
   'AirPressure_mb': [1011.3465576171875],
   'RelativeHumidity': [32.564453125]}]]

So that ambient = pd.DataFrame(asd[0]) returns

           AirPressure_mb RelativeHumidity         Temperature_C
0    [1010.5851440429688]    [33.04296875]  [26.219999313354492]
1    [1010.7210083007812]  [33.3408203125]  [25.989999771118164]
2    [1010.6853637695312]  [33.3408203125]  [25.979999542236328]

Could the dict values be numeric, rather than wrapped in a list? And what datasetType should I grab to get the timing for each of these (stimulus_onTime?)

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