data release 20251204

[hareesh-ms]

Data release 20251204

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request integrates the latest data release, identified as 20251204, across the system. The changes encompass updating data versions for Bigtable and BigQuery, refreshing statistical values for a wide array of metrics, and ensuring that data provenance links are current. The updates span various domains, including demographics, economics, and health, and are reflected in the system's golden files to maintain data integrity and accuracy.

Highlights

• Data Version Updates: Updated Bigtable table names and the BigQuery dataset version to reflect the latest data release, ensuring consistency across storage configurations.
• Statistical Variable Refresh: Refreshed numerous statistical variable values across various golden files, including population figures, unemployment data, and health metrics, with many series extended or updated to 2023 and 2025.
• Provenance URL Migration: Migrated provenance URLs for Census ACS tables from older versions (2019, 2022) to the latest 2023 releases, ensuring data sources are current.
• Statistical Variable Group Counts: Adjusted the descendentStatVarCount for various statistical variable groups (e.g., Demographics, Economy, Health) to accurately reflect the updated number of variables within each category.
• New Data Series and Place Types: Introduced new data series, such as OECD Regional Demography Population data extending back to 1990, and added place_types metadata to numerous observation entries for improved data categorization.

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Code Review

This pull request appears to be a data release, with widespread updates to configuration files and golden test data. The changes include updating table names and version strings with new timestamps, refreshing data values and provenance URLs in numerous golden files, and introducing a new place_types field in some v2 API responses. The modifications are extensive but appear to be systematic and consistent across the codebase, as expected from an automated data release process. I have reviewed the changes for consistency and potential anomalies and have not identified any apparent bugs or issues.