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@@ -55,11 +55,11 @@ The expected data format of the `.json` files is a list of target holes and corr
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  - `question`: surrounding context
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  - `target`: target hole
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  - `ctxs`: a list of repo contexts where each item is a dictionary containing
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- - `title`: name of the repo context
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- - `text`: content of the repo context
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  The actual java sources can be accessed via file system directly. The format is like this `[<data_set_root>/data/<split_name>/<github_user>/<repo_name>/<path/to/every/java/file/in/the/repo>.java]`. When accessed through `Datasets.load_dataset`, the data fields for the `sources` can be specified as below.
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- ```
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  features = datasets.Features({
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  'file': datasets.Value('string'),
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  'content': datasets.Value('string')
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  ```
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  When accessed through `Datasets.load_dataset`, the data fields for the repo contexts can be specified as below.
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- ```
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  features = datasets.Features({
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  'id': datasets.Value('string'),
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  'hole_file': datasets.Value('string'),
 
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  - `question`: surrounding context
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  - `target`: target hole
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  - `ctxs`: a list of repo contexts where each item is a dictionary containing
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+ - `title`: name of the repo context
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+ - `text`: content of the repo context
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  The actual java sources can be accessed via file system directly. The format is like this `[<data_set_root>/data/<split_name>/<github_user>/<repo_name>/<path/to/every/java/file/in/the/repo>.java]`. When accessed through `Datasets.load_dataset`, the data fields for the `sources` can be specified as below.
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+ ```python
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  features = datasets.Features({
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  'file': datasets.Value('string'),
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  'content': datasets.Value('string')
 
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  ```
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  When accessed through `Datasets.load_dataset`, the data fields for the repo contexts can be specified as below.
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+ ```python
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  features = datasets.Features({
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  'id': datasets.Value('string'),
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  'hole_file': datasets.Value('string'),