You need to modify either the code (scripts/externallinks_placeholder.py) or the datafile (data/data-papers.yaml)
first see if you can solve problem by changing the names in the file data/data-papers.yaml. You can find a more complete list of authors by googling the paper's name
if you have updated the authors list correctly, then you will need to modify the code so it can parse those names:
To test your solution, you will need to create a local copy and run "make external". It will produce the following output:
python3 scripts/externallinks_placeholder.py -d data/data-papers.yaml
unparseable "Meira Jr" in "Monitoramento e Caracterizacao de Botnets Bashlite em Dispositivos IoT"
unparseable "W." in "Monitoramento e Caracterizacao de Botnets Bashlite em Dispositivos IoT"
unparseable "Yangsheng Yan" in "TalentSketch: LSTM-based Sketch for Adaptive and High-Precision Network Measurement"
unparseable "Fuliang Li" in "TalentSketch: LSTM-based Sketch for Adaptive and High-Precision Network Measurement"
unparseable "K." in "RaDaR: A Real-Word Dataset for AI powered Run-time Detection of Cyber-Attacks"
unparseable "Meira Jr" in "Caracterizacao Escalavel de Vulnerabilidades de Seguranca: um Estudo de Caso na Internet Brasileira"
unparseable "W." in "Caracterizacao Escalavel de Vulnerabilidades de Seguranca: um Estudo de Caso na Internet Brasileira"
You are finished when it parses correctly without errors.
You need to modify either the code (scripts/externallinks_placeholder.py) or the datafile (data/data-papers.yaml)
To test your solution, you will need to create a local copy and run "make external". It will produce the following output:
You are finished when it parses correctly without errors.