Remove etags from diffs

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Walkthrough

Walkthrough

The changes to the generate_category_data function enhance the serialization of data into JSON format by excluding specific metadata keys, thereby improving data clarity. A nested dictionary comprehension is employed to filter out "etag_releases" and "etag_repository" from current_data and updated_data. This results in cleaner JSON output, focusing solely on relevant information, while maintaining asynchronous I/O operations for efficiency.

Changes

Files	Summary of Changes
scripts/data/generate_category_data.py	Updated generate_category_data function to filter out specific keys from data before JSON serialization.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant generate_category_data
    participant DataStore

    User->>generate_category_data: Request data generation
    generate_category_data->>DataStore: Fetch current_data
    generate_category_data->>DataStore: Fetch updated_data
    DataStore-->>generate_category_data: Return current_data
    DataStore-->>generate_category_data: Return updated_data
    generate_category_data->>generate_category_data: Filter out etag keys
    generate_category_data->>DataStore: Serialize filtered data to JSON
    generate_category_data-->>User: Return JSON data

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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 60a80d3 and e0849dd.

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• scripts/data/generate_category_data.py (2 hunks)

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scripts/data/generate_category_data.py (2)

572-578: LGTM! Verify the impact of removing etags.

The nested dictionary comprehension correctly filters out "etag_releases" and "etag_repository" from updated_data. Ensure this change does not remove any necessary data.

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553-559: LGTM! Verify the impact of removing etags.

The nested dictionary comprehension correctly filters out "etag_releases" and "etag_repository" from current_data. Ensure this change does not remove any necessary data.

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