Parse data from NY's historical PDFs #477
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Responding to the call-out here: biglocalnews#476 This being my first commit to the project, and not knowing how the maintainers would like to handle the overlap between the data sources, I tried to take the least destructive approach.
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May 25, 2022
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Added a commit addressing your (very reasonable) requests 👍 |
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Great. Thank you. Do we have any overlap and duplication between the PDFs and our other data sources? |
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Looks like there's quite a bit of overlap, both in actual data and timeframes. I don't know enough, however, about the history/provenance of the non-PDF data files to suggest which source(s) should take precedence. |
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Responding to the call-out here: #476
This being my first commit to the project, and not knowing how the maintainers would like to handle the overlap between the data sources, I tried to take the least destructive approach.
And I think I obeyed the Contribution guidelines, but don't hesitate to holler if I haven't.
Also, in order to get the pre-commit hook to pass, I had to upgrade two dependencies in
.pre-commit-config.yaml, due to changes inpsf/black. (Cf.: psf/black#2966 and adamchainz/blacken-docs#141.) Let me know if there's another way you'd like that handled.