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Verify and document reliable method to extract manually approved and rejected revisions from flaggedrevs and revision tables
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For an ORES model, we are interested in the following two kinds of revisions:

The pair (rev 3, parent: rev 0) as approved in a revison chain like:

  • rev 0 approved (auto or manual)
  • rev 1
  • rev 2
  • rev 3 manually approved

The pair (rev 2, parent: rev0) as rejected in a revision chain like:

  • rev 0 approved (auto or manual)
  • rev 1
  • rev 2
  • rev 3 revert back to rev 0 without approval

The methods used in T194594 need to be verified and documented prior to building larger data sets.

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