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We now have duplicate data between `image_suggestions` and `section_topics`. In this task we should: 1) Compare data between these two repos. Mainly look here: https://gitlab.wikimedia.org/repos/structured-data/section-topics/-/tree/main/section_topics/data https://gitlab.wikimedia.org/repos/structured-data/image-suggestions/-/tree/main/image_suggestions/data 2) For any identical data, come up with a strategy to share it from the one source. Some ideas: a) keep it in one of them, delete from the other, and copy at compile time to the other. b) keep it in one of them, delete from the other, and git submodule from the other c) have a 'common' repo where these files reside.

We now have duplicate data between `image_suggestions` and `section_topics`. In this task we should: 1) ~~Compare data between these two repos.~~ See https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T333699#8931094 2) For any identical data, come up with a strategy to share it from the one source. Some ideas: - keep it in one of them, delete from the other, and copy at compile time to the other. - keep it in one of them, delete from the other, and git submodule from the other - have a 'common' repo where these files reside. - merge scripts into a monorepo

We now have duplicate data between `image_suggestions` and `section_topics`. In this task we should: 1) ~~Compare data between these two repos. Mainly look here: https://gitlab.wikimedia.org/repos/structured-data/section-topics/-/tree/main/section_topics/data https://gitlab~~ See https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/repos/structured-data/image-suggestions/-/tree/main/image_suggestions/dataT333699#8931094 2) For any identical data, come up with a strategy to share it from the one source. Some ideas: - keep it in one of them, delete from the other, and copy at compile time to the other. a)- keep it in one of them, delete from the other, and copy at compile time togit submodule from the other. b) keep it in one of them, delete from the other, and git submodule from the other- have a 'common' repo where these files reside. - merge scripts into a monorepo c) have a 'common' repo where these files reside.