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expanding Quantifying the commons. In this post, I will share my progress and
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key takeaways from the first half of my internship.
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## Project overview:
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Quantifying the commons aims to track and analyse the trends of the creative
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commons legal tools. Who is using these legal tools, where, why, how? We want to
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### Aligning the project better to the script requirements
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#### One of the main script requirement is making the script repeatable
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We use Github Actions to automate our python script on a quarterly basis. So
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there is an execution schedule that runs for 45 days or less. For better
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generated previously to avoid regeneration or running of script continuously,
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#### Another script requirement is making the script idempotent
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Making the script idempotent means executing the python scripts multiple times
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position regardless of how the python scripts were executed. So we get A-B-C in
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Improving contributors experience is a big part of the project. During the
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Outreachy contribution phase, new contributors kept on asking the same questions
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Previous contributions had incomplete stages of report for a particular data
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source. I worked on completing the process and report stage for the Openverse
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data source. This required understanding the data fetched and what meaningful
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data or insight can be beneficial for the different teams in the organisation.
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I am currently working on completing the process and report stage for other data
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sources. Then I expand the project by adding new data sources for reporting. An
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iterative task for me is to check for areas in the code that might need
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### Collaboration with mentors:
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My favorite part of this project is my weekly meetup with my mentors, I get to
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also get to review work done by my mentors, which allows me to learn from their
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Open source has been one of the coolest experiences in my tech journey. It has
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