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Inquiry regarding DVC gdrive_client_secret and OpenLIFU Tutorial setup

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I am a research intern at KIST, and we are setting up the OpenLIFU project using Openwater’s equipment. I previously sent an email to scott@openwater.cc on March 10th, but as I haven't heard back yet, I am reaching out here.

I am currently stuck at the DVC setup for the sample database. I understand that I need a Google Drive client secret to download the data, could you please provide this code or a way to access the files?

Additionally, I am trying to follow your YouTube tutorial, but I am having trouble with the following:

Empty Protocol/Session lists: Unlike the video, no items appear in my Protocol and Session menus. What is the required step to populate these lists?

General Workflow: As I am new to OpenLIFU, I would appreciate any guidance on the overall setup flow to reach the state shown in the tutorial.

Thank you for your time and for providing these resources. I look forward to your guidance.

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No files or tests are identified. Start by reviewing the DVC setup for the sample database and the setup flow shown in the linked YouTube tutorial, then investigate how Protocol and Session lists are populated. Done means documenting access to the sample data, the required setup steps, and why those lists are empty.

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Tech stack
python
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documentation
Issue type
Documentation
Difficulty
5/5
Estimated time
Over a week
Activity status
Quiet
Clarity
Needs clarification
Newbie friendliness
20/100

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