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I don't think anyone brought this up , and I would think the reason is because of the loss of information involved. But seeing as how Github refuses to deal with wt5 file attachments, I thought it useful to promote a discussion on the possibility of taking the text dump of wt.data from translate_to_txt and re-encapsulating it into a Data object.
We know it to be lossy, but it seems that this procedure is a good way to disseminate data.
A thought was to append some form of information indicating that the re-encapsulated object was "stripped" of information via this process such that future users would know that any future wt5 files are not the originals.
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@kameyer226 , rather than this approach, here are a couple alternative approaches for when you want to discuss specific errors working up data:
Script a Data object that reproduces the issue. Debugging is easiest when you provide a minimal working example (i.e. you probably do not need the exact .wt5 file you are working up to reproduce the issue). Personally, I find that by trying to reproduce my issues with a self-constructed Data object, I often figure out what the issue is.
If the former approach doesn't work, host the data on the cloud (e.g. Google drive, osf) and provide the data via a link.
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I don't think anyone brought this up , and I would think the reason is because of the loss of information involved. But seeing as how Github refuses to deal with wt5 file attachments, I thought it useful to promote a discussion on the possibility of taking the text dump of wt.data from
translate_to_txt
and re-encapsulating it into aData
object.We know it to be lossy, but it seems that this procedure is a good way to disseminate data.
A thought was to append some form of information indicating that the re-encapsulated object was "stripped" of information via this process such that future users would know that any future wt5 files are not the originals.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: