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Our automated tests have been failing because new data for Nov 2025 was recently added to the system, while the tests were still expecting the older results from September, so they flagged the difference as an error.

This PR updates the golden files to include this new Nov 2025 data.

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cd tools/nl/nodejs_query_differ

# Update the local golden files with the latest results from GCS
uv run differ.py -m update

# (Optional) Verify that the local goldens now match the latest test run
uv run differ.py -m diff -e autopush

Verification

  • Ran ./tools/nl/nodejs_query_differ/run.sh -m diff -e autopush locally.
  • Verified that all tests (bar, timeline, scatter, etc.) now return "Success".

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request resolves automated test failures by updating the Node.js Query golden files to reflect the latest November 2025 data. Previously, tests were failing because they were still validating against older September data. The changes ensure that the test suite accurately reflects current system data, allowing all related tests to pass successfully.

Highlights

  • Golden File Update: The pull request updates Node.js Query golden files for autopush tests.
  • Data Synchronization: New November 2025 data was introduced, causing previous tests to fail due to expecting older September results. This PR resolves that by incorporating the new data.
  • bar.json Modifications: The bar.json golden file was specifically updated to include the November 2025 data points in its dataCsv field, adjust the highlight date and value, and update the chart title to reflect the new month.
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This pull request updates the golden files for Node.js query tests to account for new data from November 2025, which was causing test failures. The changes in bar.json correctly add the new data points, update the highlighted values, and adjust the chart titles accordingly. The modifications are consistent and directly address the issue described. The changes look good to me.

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Looks like vish-cs@ fixed this yesterday already lol - #5908

I'm closing my PR.

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