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Deprecate covid19-dashboard#323

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Deprecate covid19-dashboard#323
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Deprecates the DC COVID-19/Social Wellness Dashboard (https://github.com/datacommonsorg/tools/tree/master/covid19-dashboard) and DC Tools Default App (https://github.com/datacommonsorg/tools/tree/master/default)

These tools are not being maintained and are using very old versions which are now incompatible. The hosting GCP project (datcom-tools-staging) has been deleted.

This is part of a code cleanup for the V0/V1 migration. We can revert this change if the tools are needed again.

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This pull request significantly streamlines the repository by removing the unmaintained DC COVID-19/Social Wellness Dashboard and the associated DC Tools Default App. This strategic cleanup addresses technical debt, eliminates outdated dependencies, and aligns the codebase with the current V0/V1 migration, ensuring a more focused and manageable project going forward.

Highlights

  • Deprecation of Dashboards: The DC COVID-19/Social Wellness Dashboard and the DC Tools Default App have been fully deprecated and removed from the codebase.
  • Code Cleanup Initiative: This removal is a key part of the ongoing code cleanup efforts, specifically targeting the V0/V1 migration.
  • Reasons for Removal: The deprecated tools were unmaintained, utilized very old and incompatible versions, and their dedicated GCP hosting project had already been deleted.
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This pull request deprecates the covid19-dashboard and default applications by deleting their respective directories. This is a welcome cleanup of unmaintained tools. While the file deletions are comprehensive, I've identified a critical issue: the dispatch.yaml file, which is not part of this pull request, still contains routing rules for the dashboard service that is being removed. This will likely cause deployment failures. I have left a comment on the relevant deleted file with a recommendation to address this. With that fix, this PR will be ready.

Comment thread covid19-dashboard/dashboard.yaml
@n-h-diaz n-h-diaz requested review from beets and keyurva December 5, 2025 22:28
@n-h-diaz n-h-diaz merged commit ff36398 into datacommonsorg:master Dec 5, 2025
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@n-h-diaz n-h-diaz deleted the node_places_in branch December 5, 2025 23:13
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