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Right now, when we're testing new functionality and want to confirm the data is posted to Google Sheets and that it appears to be accurate, it's a little dangerous to test because we override all of the data in the Google Sheets used for production every time we run the main extract_transform_and_load_covid_data method.
(We do have some buffer from PROD because Ryan copies and pastes this data into other sheets that back DataWrapper and the website.)
Could we create a folder of Google Sheets that are used as a DEV or STAGING environment for testing things before they're merged to master?
For instance, a simple approach to this might be to create a dictionary of environment names mapped to a dictionary of sheet names mapped to sheet identifiers. That way when you're running in DEV/STAGING, you'll post all the data to a different set of sheet identifiers.
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Right now, when we're testing new functionality and want to confirm the data is posted to Google Sheets and that it appears to be accurate, it's a little dangerous to test because we override all of the data in the Google Sheets used for production every time we run the main
extract_transform_and_load_covid_data
method.(We do have some buffer from PROD because Ryan copies and pastes this data into other sheets that back DataWrapper and the website.)
Could we create a folder of Google Sheets that are used as a DEV or STAGING environment for testing things before they're merged to master?
For instance, a simple approach to this might be to create a dictionary of environment names mapped to a dictionary of sheet names mapped to sheet identifiers. That way when you're running in DEV/STAGING, you'll post all the data to a different set of sheet identifiers.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: