Fix examples of repos CSV files#3299
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The code which parses the repos files interprets the first column as URL and the second one as repo group ID, but all the examples were doing the opposite. Signed-off-by: Mosè Giordano <m.giordano@ucl.ac.uk>
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LGTM. While i'd rather figure out how to be more dynamic about this (such as including a header in the CSV format and using DictReader), this seems simple enough for now.
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This has two approvals so im going to merge it |
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The code which parses the repos files interprets the first column as URL and the second one as repo group ID, but all the examples were doing the opposite.
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