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Stats showing a wrong year? #578

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matuskalas opened this issue Feb 14, 2024 · 4 comments
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Stats showing a wrong year? #578

matuskalas opened this issue Feb 14, 2024 · 4 comments
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bug A bug or suspected bug. critical priority Our top priorities, including most of the reported bugs. metrics and meta-registry Concerns metadata calculated from bio.tools content, e.g. metrics.

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Is the year wrong in most of the plots? Or is there an even bigger bug? This is detrimental to the PR and reporting!!!
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@matuskalas matuskalas added bug A bug or suspected bug. metrics and meta-registry Concerns metadata calculated from bio.tools content, e.g. metrics. critical priority Our top priorities, including most of the reported bugs. labels Feb 14, 2024
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It definitely looks as if the year on the horizontal axes of all but one plot is off by one year. The number of entries (29,331) is recent, not January 2023.

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It definitely looks as if the year on the horizontal axes of all but one plot is off by one year. The number of entries (29,331) is recent, not January 2023.

That's exactly my impression, too.

Are quick fixes of this kind impossible now? @veitveit

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I assume this can be easily fixed as soon as bio.tools has finally been moved.

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The statistics apparently have been updated previously using celery. I can see that all celery-related code is commented out now.

For updating the tool statistics, one needs to run the function generate_missing_stats() in https://github.com/bio-tools/biotoolsRegistry/blob/master/backend/elixir/tasks.py

I will add a command for running it via manage.py, but we need to solve regular tasks, see #584

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