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Ratings Data is out of Order on Data Download Page

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Description

Describe the bug
The Ratings Data files on the Download Data page are linked in incorrect order. For example Rating Data File #2 is actually linked to Data file ratings-00006.tsv

See the attached table below for the mapping between data file names and the files they're actually linked to:

  1. File no. 1 of 8 --> linked to ratings-00000.tsv (correct)
  2. File no. 2 of 8 --> linked to ratings-00006.tsv (incorrect)
  3. File no. 3 of 8 --> linked to ratings-00002.tsv (incorrect)
  4. File no. 4 of 8 --> linked to ratings-00001.tsv (incorrect)
  5. File no. 5 of 8 --> linked to ratings-00007.tsv (incorrect)
  6. File no. 6 of 8 --> linked to ratings-00003.tsv (incorrect)
  7. File no. 7 of 8 --> linked to ratings-00005.tsv (incorrect)
  8. File no. 8 of 8 --> linked to ratings-00004.tsv (incorrect)

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

  1. Go to the Download Data Page
  2. Click on the download link for File 8 out of 8.
  3. The downloaded file won;t have the most current rating values. Instead it will show ratings from 2023 because it;s only file 4/8

Expected behavior
The files will be linked in chronological order corresponding to the same filename shown on the download page. Downloading the highest numbered file should provide the most recently entered ratings,

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Research direction

Locate the implementation or data configuration for the Download Data page and compare its displayed file numbers with the linked ratings-*.tsv files listed in the issue. Verify the links against the expected chronological order; done means each numbered link points to the matching filename and the highest-numbered file is the newest ratings data.

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Assessment

Domain
data, web-dev
Issue type
Bug
Difficulty
3/5
Estimated time
1-2 days
Activity status
Stale
Clarity
Clearly specified
Newbie friendliness
35/100

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