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I think "bleeding edge" should include all studies. Filtering incomplete or unreviewed studies can be done downstream if needed, using the "State" and "Reviewer" fields. |
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Incorporates quality control into the files. Currently devel includes unreviewed studies. This PR checks validity of data against https://docs.google.com/document/d/1d8MPEJlgu4EeKDvfZSD6jvo1fz7pVTseHzwr-eyrIhQ/edit?tab=t.0. As a consequence, the 'bleeding edge' would no longer contain all studies. This reduces the current number of rows in full_dump.csv from about 8865 to about 3200.
Alternatively, if it is desirable to continue having a bleeding edge with all, including unreviewed studies, we could make a branch for the release version, like Bioconductor. We'd have to update the action to accommodate this. I would appreciate your feedback.