I think that this explanation extends to the other cases. @matej_suchanek What does it mean for entities to be tracked? What features does it enable?

Looks good!

Trying it out right now. It appears to be working. I will post again once the operation has completed.

Connections should come from this host: desktop2-ia.service.altiscale.com
Ip address is 10.252.18.87

@Halfak do we have a sample flat json for testing?

Articles where Wiki Ed students added more than 5% of persistent tokens added during the Fall of 2014.

Directory for merging small projects: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:WikiProject_Council/Directory

Query to get project tags: http://quarry.wmflabs.org/query/8587

data in table halfak.wiki_ed_persistence_timeseries_20150602

Wiki Ed student data is now loaded into halfak.wiki_ed_students. Since user_name was the only identification originally provided on the data set user_id field has been added to enable a join with halfak.word_persistence_enwiki_20150602. Currently waiting for more information on the time stamp format of word_persistence_enwiki_20150602 to determine how to join them.

What state is this in currently? I vaguely recall hearing on IRC that this was fixed but select rev_timestamp from word_persistence_enwiki_20150602 limit 100; is giving me 100 4110's which isn't what I was expecting.

I'm not sure if that fixed it, but it definitely changed it. What is it doing?

@JAllemandou, could you take a look at this?

Thanks for the feedback!

Okay. I've already got it functional, I just wanted to confirm that it was fixed. Thanks!

Can you point me towards an alternative location to get a more recent version?

I'm using the core nightly build here:
http://tools.wmflabs.org/pywikibot/