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- Apr 16 2015, 4:17 PM (485 w, 2 d)
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- Neil Shah-Quinn (WMF)
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Yesterday
Fri, Aug 2
This week, I:
- Had exploratory conversations with Jan Eissfeldt, Becky Maung, Isaac Johnson, Nino Hemmer, Kinneret Gordon, Marshall Miller, and Sonja Perry
Thu, Aug 1
This would definitely be very useful.
Wed, Jul 31
@matej_suchanek thank you very much! I didn't realize that and that does seem to be a very big part of the puzzle.
Tue, Jul 30
Sat, Jul 27
It's possible this is expected behavior, but I couldn't find any documentation saying so.
Fri, Jul 26
Weekly updates:
- Had exploratory conversations with Irene Florez, Leila Zia, Kate Zimmerman, Maryana Pinchuk, Sam Patton, Jaime Anstee, and Zack McCune
Thu, Jul 25
I suspect that this tracking task is no longer useful.
Wed, Jul 24
Tue, Jul 23
Mon, Jul 22
@BTullis that makes sense!
Sat, Jul 20
Fri, Jul 19
I've been doing some initial exploratory work:
- conversations with members of Movement Insights and Morten Warncke-Wang
- looking through recent movement metrics output and brainstorming ideas
- scheduling stakeholder conversations (I have six scheduled for the coming week)
Thu, Jul 18
Wed, Jul 17
Tue, Jul 16
Mon, Jul 15
I figured out the anomaly, and I'm waiting until it's fixed to do another backfill of the table: T369851.
Fri, Jul 12
Clean up work is never done, but we've finished this batch!
No update.
Thu, Jul 11
This may help in diagnosing the problem: looking at the snapshot, the number of duplicates is not uniform across event_timestamp. There are almost none until 2014, and then the number generally increases until the most recent month.
Wed, Jul 10
MR 21, which is in review, removes the unused files. After it's merged, we can resolve this.
@Hghani's MR has been merged!
Tue, Jul 9
I ran the second backfill, but ran into another weird anomaly 😩
Sat, Jul 6
Jul 5 2024
By chance, I discovered that there is a quieter_spark_log4j.properties file in analytics-refinery. It's not quiet enough for our purposes, but we could use it as the base for a configuration we like. Refinery is also deployed automatically to HDFS, so that's a good way to make it widely available.