deprecate fetchSRI() and related low-level functions
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US Forest Service 'Ecoshare' (https://ecoshare.info) Region 6 Soil Resource Inventory datasets have moved to https://www.fs.usda.gov/main/ecoshare/datasets/soils which unfortunately breaks
fetchSRI()and friends.Please use the alternative data sources (an ArcGIS Feature Service) available there.
fetchSRI()and related functions will be removed in the next minor release (2.9.x)These functions are "deprecated" but using
stop()to throw an informative error instead of.Deprecated()as they seem to cause my R session to hang indefinitely if I allow them to run. As far as I can tell the original geodatabases are not available from the new fs.usda.gov site.FYI @joshualerickson