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There are a number of attributes that are outdated. See quintel/documentation#158, but to also give examples here:
hours_maint_nl
hours_place_nl
hours_prep_nl
...
Currently, we simply delete them whenever we encounter them. It would be more efficient however to build a rake task and remove them in one go from all node files, whenever we retire an attribute. Note: we would then preferably retire the attributes completely. Not only from node files, but also the relevant queries and the attribute itself on Atlas.
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Note: this should not be a separate Python script. It should be a formalized rake task in Ruby, that uses the functionalities from Atlas. See for example how import_node.rb uses the Atlas::EnergyNode functionality.
There are a number of attributes that are outdated. See quintel/documentation#158, but to also give examples here:
Currently, we simply delete them whenever we encounter them. It would be more efficient however to build a rake task and remove them in one go from all node files, whenever we retire an attribute. Note: we would then preferably retire the attributes completely. Not only from node files, but also the relevant queries and the attribute itself on Atlas.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: