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@sam-hey sam-hey commented Mar 4, 2025

ref: #2194

When merging this, just the "normal" Problems do exist:

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  (use "git add <file>..." to mark resolution)
        both modified:   mteb/abstasks/Image/AbsTaskAny2AnyMultiChoice.py
        both modified:   mteb/abstasks/Image/AbsTaskAny2AnyRetrieval.py
        both modified:   mteb/benchmarks/benchmarks.py
        both modified:   mteb/models/bge_models.py
        both modified:   mteb/models/e5_instruct.py
        both modified:   mteb/models/e5_models.py
        both modified:   mteb/models/linq_models.py
        both modified:   mteb/models/ru_sentence_models.py
        both modified:   mteb/models/voyage_models.py
        both modified:   mteb/overview.py
        both modified:   mteb/tasks/Image/ImageClassification/eng/OxfordFlowersClassification.py
        both modified:   mteb/tasks/aggregated_tasks/__init__.py
        both modified:   pyproject.toml
        both modified:   tests/test_TaskMetadata.py
        both modified:   tests/test_overview.py
        both modified:   tests/test_tasks/test_all_abstasks.py

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sam-hey commented Mar 4, 2025

Getting HTTP 307 can some Maintainer trigger the CI pls!

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Samoed commented Mar 4, 2025

I've updated merged changes from main to v2 branch. Overall I think you firstly we should merge #2194 into main and after that merge main to v2

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sam-hey commented Mar 4, 2025

This PR dose only includes the linting - not the code hooks etc to do it. The goal I was going for is to reduce merge conflicts as both are formatted etc to reduce merge conflicts.

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Samoed commented Mar 4, 2025

Every file change would create conflict (e.g. each json file). So I think it would be better to merge to main and after that to v2

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sam-hey commented Mar 4, 2025

If the changes are the same, there aren't more merge conflicts; it would be less or the same. But I am fine with merging main into v2.

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Samoed commented Mar 4, 2025

Git would try to compare to common commit and there will be a lot of files to change even if both files would have same changes

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sam-hey commented Mar 4, 2025

But they don't appear in the merge editor. The initial comment did mention the changes that need to be resolved manually during the merge from main to v2.

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