Export tool call inputs and outputs#12
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@lhoestq I've tried to upload the dataset with the new schema (see the new Could you help with this? Is it because the jsonl is too long? |
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Thanks for reporting ! It looks like an issue with the |
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@woct0rdho can you also reexport your data now that #7 is merged? |
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@woct0rdho no this is fixed. thank you. |
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All tool call inputs and outputs for Claude Code/Codex/Gemini CLI/OpenCode are exported, without truncation.
There can be entire file contents and terminal logs in the tool call outputs. All tool call inputs and outputs are anonymized in the same way as the chat inputs and outputs.
For concern about dataset size, I guess we can trust the deduplication and compression on HuggingFace's backend.
Some researches like https://blog.sweep.dev/posts/oss-next-edit suggest that showing entire file contents before and after the edit is helpful in training code edit models.