Querying the /datasets API returns both count_replicated (which is under the Deals Made column right now), as well as count_total, which indicates the total number of contents for the dataset.
It's useful to know how many contents are part of a given dataset, so I propose we update the Deals Made column to show the information like so:
count_replicated / count_total
i.e, if count_replicated was 12 and count_total was 33, it would show like
12 / 33
FYI Due to the replication quota the numerator can be larger than the denominator after many deals are made.
Querying the
/datasetsAPI returns bothcount_replicated(which is under theDeals Madecolumn right now), as well ascount_total, which indicates the total number of contents for the dataset.It's useful to know how many contents are part of a given dataset, so I propose we update the Deals Made column to show the information like so:
count_replicated / count_totali.e, if count_replicated was 12 and count_total was 33, it would show like
12 / 33FYI Due to the replication quota the numerator can be larger than the denominator after many deals are made.