code snippets in documentation not available on Github

DVC documentation contains many examples that refer to some code snippets, such as dvc run \ -d prepare.py -d data.xml \ -o data.tsv -o data-test.tsv \ python prepare.py data.xml

But the file prepare.py can’t be found on its Github repo. It would be very helpful for users to understand how the code snippets were written so that can be used in ‘dvc run’.

Hope all the “*.py” files or other code examples would be available in Git repo. Thanks for the great work!

Richard

[robogeek]

I am currently going through the DVC commands and updating the documentation. Thank you for the feedback.

Generally speaking for now think of these as examples of what can be done, rather than precisely replicatable things.

I certainly get that you want replicatable examples, and will keep this in mind.

[richardxy]

btw, I really like the tutorial https://dvc.org/doc/tutorial/define-ml-pipeline, which has the code downloadable from S3. Even so, it would be still nice to be able to read the code files on Github without downloading and unzipping the code package.