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systems.md vs. systems_updated.md #275

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Artur-Galstyan opened this issue Jun 30, 2024 · 0 comments
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systems.md vs. systems_updated.md #275

Artur-Galstyan opened this issue Jun 30, 2024 · 0 comments

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Hi everyone, sorry for the late response! Xi had recently messaged me about the difference between the systems.md file and the systems_updated.md file. So, I thought I'd clarify it here.

(bear in mind though that the project was 9 months ago for me and some details have become...foggy)

The former systems.md file was a malformed table. For a few rows, the delimiter | was missing, which caused certain rows to "overflow" into the next row. But I didn't want to delete the file, so instead I went through the entire file, fixed all the formatting issues as well as fill out missing data if there was some.

That resulted in the systems_updated.md file. This is also the one that is being rendered on the frontend. You can verify it here:

Click me!

async function loadFromGithub(db: string | null, dataset: string | null, systems = false) {
	let mainPath = systems ? `systems_updated.md` : `${db}/${dataset}.md`;
	let headerPath = systems ? `^systems_updated.md` : `${db}/^${dataset}.md`;
	let footerPath = systems ? `$systems_updated.md` : `${db}/$${dataset}.md`;

I also noted this in the tutorial here.

I'm sorry if this resulted in confusion in the team.

Cheers :)

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