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temp: print partitions
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Hi @mariajgrimaldi! Just checking in to see if you plan to pursue this PR?
Hi @mariajgrimaldi! Just checking in to see if you plan to pursue this PR?
Friendly ping on this, @mariajgrimaldi :)
@mphilbrick211: Oh, sorry. I completely missed this. I'm going to close this and reopen it when I pick it up again. Thanks for the reminder!