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add script to edit grants and theme in project-split manifests #116
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@vpchung I created another script split_manifest.py that combines code from the split_manifest_grant_attributes.py script (fixes the multiple grants/consortium/themes in the manifest) and your script, split_merged_tables.py script so that Victor and I can split the manifests each month while we are still doing the annotations. |
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Aug 25, 2022
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Just one minor note - otherwise, looks good! |
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Created this script to edit the legacy manifests that were split out from the merged table. It edits rows that have more than one consortium listed, so that it only has one consortium matching the grant for the manifest, as well as the list of themes.