letsintegreat
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2 years ago @Sparsh1212
Please capitalize the first letter of every input prompt. Ditto for all other input prompts.
Done.
I noticed that a lot of git diff changes are occurring although we are correcting just 5-6 orgs. This is because your script's order of keys of objects is different than the current order of keys.
Yes, that, and also the script was deleting those organizations and appending the new organization at the end of the file. I have now edited the script to add the newly formed organization where the first inputted org was located.
I'll suggest keeping it the same so that we do not see unwanted changes.
Actually, before Python 3.6, dictionaries were unordered, which means the order of their keys was not fixed. After the next update, dicts were made ordered, so they can remember the order of their keys. (So, when making changes locally, if you want to keep the order of keys same, pls install the latest version of python.) This time I have used Python 3.10 to make changes in finalData.json unlike the last time. So the ordering of keys is how you described.
However, even after making these changes, git diff is showing all those lines, I don't know why.
I've added a script (merge.py) (#73) to automate the process of merging duplicate organizations, which are reported manually by users.
While testing the script, I have merged these duplicates using the script and cross-checked the result manually:
Systers Community
International Catrobat Association
Catrobat
The Processing Foundation
Processing Foundation
The Mifos Initiative
Mifos Initiative
AOSSIE - The Australian National University's Open-Source Software Innovation and Education
AOSSIE - Australian Open Source Software Innovation and Education
AOSSIE
Sustainable Computing Research Group ( SCoRe )
SCoRe Lab
SCoRe Lab (Sustainable Computing Research Lab)
Sustainable Computing Research Group (SCoRe)
And I found out that, everything's working as expected. :)
And don't worry I have left some duplicates so that you can review the PR. ;) Here:
Digital Impact Alliance (DIAL) at UN Foundation
Digital Impact Alliance
The Java Pathfinder Team
Java PathFinder
Java Pathfinder Team
Try to merge these ^ duplicates using the script.
How to use the script?
Run the file, enter the number of duplicate entries including the original one.
Now enter the exact names of the duplicates.
Note that the first entered name will be the name of the final merged organization. If one or more org names could not be found, the program will end abruptly, prompting the names of the entered orgs which are not present in finalData.json
How each of the data is sanitized in the final merged org?
name
Copied from the first entered org.
url
Copied from the first entered org.
cat
Copied from the first entered org.
tech
Union of all the entered orgs.
top
Union of all the entered orgs.
year
Union of all the entered orgs.
project
Extra care has been taken while dealing with copying the number of projects data. For each year, if only one org has non-zero number of projects, it is copied. If, however, more than one org has non-zero number of projects, and the number of projects is not same for all the orgs, then a conflict is raised, and the user is asked to enter the correct number of projects manually for that particular year. (This is likely not gonna happen, as duplicate entries are because of different names in different years, but just in case.) (For the 6 orgs that I merged in this PR, none of them raised a conflict.)