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[jpivarski]

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(https://github.com/scikit-hep/awkward/discussions/532), Returning Awkward Arrays vs returning NumPy arrays from Awkward functions\\n\\nScore: 50 out of 100\\n\\nThe conversation discusses flattening arrays in Awkward, which could be relevant for combining arrays. Look for examples of using `ak.flatten` and `ak.ravel` to understand how to manipulate arrays in Awkward. While the conversation doesn't directly address appending arrays, the concepts discussed can provide insights into working with arrays in Awkward.\\n\\n**6 July, 2022:** GitHub issue [scikit-hep/awkward#391](https://github.com/scikit-hep/awkward/issues/391), Requesting Awkward 0 → Awkward 1 cheat-sheet\\n\\nScore: 40 out of 100\\n\\nWhile the conversation does not directly address appending one array to another, it provides insights into working with Awkward arrays and transitioning from Awkward 0 to Awkward 1. You can look for examples of creating new arrays with the same structure but different values, which involves broadcasting in Awkward arrays. This knowledge can be applied to appending arrays by understanding how to manipulate and derive new values from existing arrays.\\n\\n**3 December, 2019:** GitHub discussion [scikit-hep/awkward#27](https://github.com/scikit-hep/awkward/discussions/27), Using Awkward Arrays in or with Xarray\\n\\nScore: 40 out of 100\\n\\nThe conversation discusses integration between Awkward Arrays and xarray, which may not directly answer your question about appending arrays. However, the conversation does mention functions like `ak.to_arrayset` and `ak.from_arrayset`, which could be useful for decomposing and reassembling arrays. Look for examples of how different data formats (ROOT, Parquet, Arrow) are handled in the conversation to gain insights into handling and manipulating arrays.\\n\" (STRING) at [4, 1455]","locations":[{"line":4,"column":1455}]}]}
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It looks like it failed because it contained a quotation mark and the data wasn't properly quoted.

But the GitHub Action should also be made to fail if the response says, "error." It can do that with a response code of 200, as in this case.