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# Conflicts: # docs/index.html # resources/data_manifest.json
DanWeinberger
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Retain the parquet files on /census, everything else looks OK (commit [16ef4ba])
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In response to the following points from Micah:
-remove all manual process.json writing from ingest scripts (e.g., nccr, and anything with that common pattern)
-review process files that were manually created, as they may not have scripts defined (e.g., yrbss, epic_health_alerts)
-review copied process files for leftovers, e.g., source_files entries in source type projects like in wastewater_measles
-remove garbage (e.g., raw, status.html, data/-, data/process.json, copied files tagged with MWMJ0G3P8D)
-census has parquet files in raw seemingly not used elsewhere
-narms has xlsx files that can be much more efficiently compressed