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Either of these would be greatly appreciated, thank you.

The NBA dataset removed from Kaggle

To Reproduce
kaggle datasets download --unzip -o -q -d wyattowalsh/basketball

Expected behavior
The dataset is downloaded, but received 403 - Forbidden

Github project is nba-db but for pretty much everything within the project is an nba_db reference. Leads to unintentional breaks in reference like the footer on the read the docs:

https://github.com/wyattowalsh/nba-db/blob/6af8db949ebae8e1ee0e8245677ef24d079d1c1e/docs/_templates/footer-item-github.html#L4

The https://www.github.com/wyattowalsh/nba_db doesn't exist. Seems like the consistent solution would be to change repository to nba_db to align with that as the consistently referenced name, but not sure if that breaks too much of references outside of Github and it's easier to just correct for the footer. Awesome resource here though!

Corresponds to the 2017-18 NBA Season, the game table does not appear to have any observations from that season.

game <- read_csv(unz("basketball.zip", "csv/game.csv"))
 game |> filter(season_id > 22014) |>  group_by(season_id) |> tally()
# A tibble: 7 × 2
  season_id     n
      <dbl> <int>
1     22015  1230
2     22016  1230
3     22018  1230
4     22019  1059
5     22020  1080
6     22021  1230
7     22022  1018

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I've been trying to run the daily() function to update the dataset for my data science project and I keep running into errors with the get_proxies function.

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5. Open Jupyter Notebooks via poetry

6. Run from nba_db.update import daily

7. daily()

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I figured the data set would update with the games that it doesn't include since its last update 8 months ago.

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I'm trying to update the dataset so I can use it for my intro data science final project, any help would be greatly appreciated!

I think it'll be beneficial for you to use Jupysql in your repo as we've added support in many interactive features on top of ipython-sql. There's backward compatibility so it's just changing the dependency.

Is there a particular reason that the link to the compiled database on Kaggle is giving a 404 error?