Regenerate data more often #80
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Now we're regenerating everything from scratch on each run, including BSF, there's no reason to not regenerate everything more often. The only downside here is that we will be changing the results for the yesterday/today on multiple occasions, rather than the figures being mostly constant once they're added.
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Fixes #65.
Now we're regenerating everything from scratch on each run, including BSF, there's no reason to not regenerate everything more often. The only downside here is that we will be changing the results for the yesterday/today on multiple occasions, rather than the figures being mostly constant once they're added.
See Ecosystem-Infra/wpt-results-analysis#70 for some earlier discussion about this basic approach prior to this change.