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1 row where author = 691772, raw_committer = "b3ac90e3a22acc66f9f523cc0d3c7e3fa6df7833" and repo = 13221727 sorted by author_date descending

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sha message author_date ▲ committer_date raw_author raw_committer repo author committer
aebe60c8593447c7ef95ca6af6eaef1f7fedc6d5 Minor improvement of docstring for Dataset (#2904) This might help to avoid confusion. data_vars is always a mapping, not a mapping, a variable or a tuple. 2019-04-17T20:08:45Z 2019-04-17T20:08:45Z lumbric 59ea58fa1613b83ce51d483a000503cfce833810 Stephan Hoyer b3ac90e3a22acc66f9f523cc0d3c7e3fa6df7833 xarray 13221727 lumbric 691772 shoyer 1217238

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CREATE TABLE [commits] (
   [sha] TEXT PRIMARY KEY,
   [message] TEXT,
   [author_date] TEXT,
   [committer_date] TEXT,
   [raw_author] TEXT REFERENCES [raw_authors]([id]),
   [raw_committer] TEXT REFERENCES [raw_authors]([id]),
   [repo] INTEGER REFERENCES [repos]([id]),
   [author] INTEGER REFERENCES [users]([id]),
   [committer] INTEGER REFERENCES [users]([id])
);
CREATE INDEX [idx_commits_committer]
    ON [commits] ([committer]);
CREATE INDEX [idx_commits_author]
    ON [commits] ([author]);
CREATE INDEX [idx_commits_repo]
    ON [commits] ([repo]);
CREATE INDEX [idx_commits_raw_committer]
    ON [commits] ([raw_committer]);
CREATE INDEX [idx_commits_raw_author]
    ON [commits] ([raw_author]);