Update and rename airr_official_1.0_DEMO_prompt_set_release_public_su…

[mikek-mlcommons]

…bset.csv to airr_official_1.0_en_demo_prompt_set_release.csv

Changed name to add "en" for "English" and "demo" in lower case.

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[rogthefrog]

@mikek-mlcommons I hate to do this again, but the file shouldn't have the locale there.

The prompt_sets.py module will show you the scheme.

    "demo": {
        "en_us": "airr_official_1.0_demo_prompt_set_release",
        "fr_fr": "airr_official_1.0_demo_fr_fr_prompt_set_release",
    },

We're not specifying the locale for English, though we could. If we did, we'd use "en_us" (in lowercase) right after the prompt set type ("demo"), so it'd be airr_official_1.0_demo_en_us_prompt_set_release.csv

[wpietri]

We're not specifying the locale for English, though we could. If we did, we'd use "en_us" (in lowercase) right after the prompt set type ("demo"), so it'd be airr_official_1.0_demo_en_us_prompt_set_release.csv

Good catch. Yes, it would probably be better to move toward using locale for all prompt set filenames.

[mikek-mlcommons]

I'm OK with adding locale, but I don't know if we're going to go to that level of granularity for any of the prompt sets any time soon and "fr_fr" looks odd, though I know why it's like that. Is there a deeper problem (other than potential future compatibility) with only having the top level name in the filename?

[rogthefrog]

I'm OK with adding locale, but I don't know if we're going to go to that level of granularity for any of the prompt sets any time soon and "fr_fr" looks odd, though I know why it's like that. Is there a deeper problem (other than potential future compatibility) with only having the top level name in the filename?

We're just using the standard ISO 639 and 3166 locale codes (e.g.en_US), lowercased, everywhere. Using just the language in this case only introduces a variation from the standard that needs to be justified, and I don't see a strong reason to deviate.

If we ever have e.g. Arabic prompt sets, the region will matter more.

[wpietri]

My understanding is also that our current prompt sets really do honor the locale. E.g., our English prompts are American English, our French prompts are France French. Is that right, @bollacker?

[bollacker]

My understanding is also that our current prompt sets really do honor the locale. E.g., our English prompts are American English, our French prompts are France French. Is that right, @bollacker?

That is correct.