How can I access commit ID's for the ReVeal dataset?

[bstee615]

Hi, how can I access the commit ID's for the code in the ReVeal dataset (https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1KuIYgFcvWUXheDhT--cBALsfy1I4utOy)? The field "hash" is present, but this doesn't look to be a commit ID, so I can't figure out how to track down the original commit where the code was checked out. Any help is appreciated. Thanks!

Example from ReVeal, where the commit ID seems to be missing:

{
"code": "...", 
"hash": -8228664527580018723, 
"project": "debian", 
"size": 26
}

Example from Devign, where commit_id can be used to check out the repository version for the code:

{
"project": "FFmpeg",
"commit_id": "973b1a6b9070e2bf17d17568cbaf4043ce931f51",
"target": 0,
"func": "..."
}

[Splines]

Same question here... I can't figure out what kind of hash this is in the first place. It is signed and doesn't have any alphanumeric characters in it. I don't know a hashing algorithm like that.

As can be seen from their process_data Jupyter notebook over here, the hash is already present in a file called debian_data.csv.

But I don't know where this data comes from either and there is also another GitHub issue for that.

[asejfia]

+1 for the question. I'd appreciate any help.