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Feature/maps filterable by dataset #22

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@kdutia kdutia commented Nov 18, 2024

Note i didn't add the dataset names to the titles as they'd be too long again!

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Not sure we need to print the sql query (l71) but looks good :)

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kdutia commented Nov 19, 2024

Not sure we need to print the sql query (l71) but looks good :)

I just decided to print it because it made it easier to debug when something goes wrong!

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Ah, one last thing: did you check if there are cases where the corpus type is None? Not sure if its relevant as I don't know how the SQL query handles None vs empty string

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kdutia commented Nov 19, 2024

there are 110 docs with a null corpus type name which I think is an error with that field – and I think I raised this to the text quality team

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