tkukurin/wonderbread huggingface dataset:
Task: Tell me the name of the customer who has the most cancellations in the history
Site: shopping_admin

1. Click the "Sales" tab from the left sidebar to open the dropdown menu.
2. From the dropdown, click on the first option "Orders".
3. Click the gray "Filters" button at the top right.
4. Click the down arrow for the "Status" dropdown menu.
5. Click on the option "Canceled" from the dropdown.
6. Click the gray "Apply Filters" button to execute the search.
7. Scroll down so all cancelled orders are shown along with the customer names.
8. Given the information, state the name of the customer who has the most cancellations in the history.

1. Click on the “SALES” button in the dark gray column on the left hand side of the page.
2. Click on “Orders” in the pop up menu, located under the heading “Sales”.
3. Click the “Filters” button, located to the left of the “Default View” button.
4. Click on the “Status” criteria box, located directly under the bolded text “Status”.
5. Click “Canceled” in the pop-up menu.
6. Click the “Apply Filters” button, located near the bottom right of the screen.
7. Scroll down through each row of the orders table, keeping track of which customer has made the most cancellations. The customer can be found in the “Bill-to Name” or “Ship-to Name” columns of a given row. Each row that a given customer appears in counts as a single canceled order.
8. Return the customer with the greatest number of canceled orders.

1. Click the "Sales" tab from the left gray sidebar.
2. Click the button called "Orders" in the pop-up.
3. Click the gray "Filters" button at the top right of the screen.
4. Click the down arrow for the "Status" dropdown menu.
5. Click on the option "Canceled" from the dropdown.
6. Click the gray "Apply Filters" button to execute the search.
7. Click on the "Bill to Name" column in the table to group by name.
8. Scroll down so all cancelled orders are shown along with the customer names.
9. Given the information, state the name of the customer who has the most cancellations by counting number of cancellations per customer.

1. Click "Sales" in the sidebar on the far left. It has an icon that looks like money symbol.
2. Click on "Orders" within the Sales tab on the sidebar.
3. Click the "Filters" button on the Orders page. The button is to the right of the search bar.
4. Click on the "Status" field in the Filters tab.
5. Click on "Canceled" in the Status filter field dropdown.
6. Click on "Apply Filters" at the bottom of the filters tab. Ensure that the only filter applied is the canceled status filter before applying the filters.
7. Scroll through the entire orders table. Identify the frequency of the customer names that occur in the "Bill-to Name" column.
Task: Show me the command to clone Super_Awesome_Robot with SSH.
Site: gitlab

1. Click on the gray "Explore" button (third from left).
2. In the search box on the top right, enter the keyword "super awesome".
3. Click on the first search result.
4. Click on the blue "Clone" button on the right hand side of the page.
5. On the dropdown, under the "clone with SSH" section, click the little clipboard icon to the right of the textbox. This is the command to clone ChatGPT with SSH.

1. Click the "Explore" tab under the bold "Projects" title.
2. Click in the "Filter by name" box in the top right.
3. Type in the text "Super".
4. From the results below, click on the desired repository "Convex Eggtart / Super_Awesome_Robot".
5. Click the blue "Clone" button at the right to open the dropdown menu.
6. From the dropdown menu, click on the small clipboard icon in the "Clone with SSH" section to copy the command.
7. Given the information, state the command to clone Super_Awesome_Robot with SSH.

1. In the search bar in the upper left, type in the text "super_awesome_robot".
2. From the results below, click on the desired repository "Convex Eggtart / Super_Awesome_Robot".
3. Click on the blue "Clone" button on the right to reveal the dropdown.
4. From the menu, click on the small clipboard icon under "Clone with SSH" to copy the command.

1. Click into the search bar located at the top left of the page, with a purple background.
2. Type in the name of the desired repository to clone.
3. Press enter.
4. Click on the name of the relevant search result, i.e. the name of the desired repository.
5. Click on the blue “Clone” button, located near the center right of the page.
6. Click the clipboard symbol to the right of the text box under the bolded text “Clone with SSH”. This copies the text.
7. “git clone “ prepended to the copied text is the desired SSH command.

1. Click on the search bar in the navigation header bar.
2. Type "Super_Awesome_Robot" into the search bar input box. Press enter.
3. Click on the "Super_Awesome_Robot" repository.
4. Click on the blue "Clone" button on the right side of the page. Identify the command to clone the repository with SSH, it may be too long to view on screen at once so copying it may be needed.
Task: Show me the command to clone ChatGPT with SSH.
Site: gitlab

1. Click on the gray "Explore" button (third from left).
2. In the search box on the top right, enter the keyword "chatgpt".
3. Click on the first search result.
4. Click on the blue "Clone" button on the right hand side of the page.
5. On the dropdown, under the "clone with SSH" section, click the little clipboard icon to the right of the textbox. This is the command to clone ChatGPT with SSH.

1. Click the "Explore" tab under the bold "Projects" title.
2. Click in the "Filter by name" box in the top right.
3. Type in the text "ChatGPT".
4. From the results below, click on the desired repository "Convex Eggtart / ChatGPT".
5. Click the blue "Clone" button at the right to open the dropdown menu.
6. From the dropdown menu, click on the small clipboard icon in the "Clone with SSH" section to copy the command.
7. Given the information, state the command to clone ChatGPT with SSH.

1. In the search bar in the upper left, type in the text "ChatGPT".
2. From the results below, click on the desired repository "Convex Eggtart / ChatGPT".
3. Click on the blue "Clone" button on the right to reveal the dropdown.
4. From the menu, click on the small clipboard icon under "Clone with SSH" to copy the command.

1. Click into the search bar located at the top left of the page, with a purple background.
2. Type in the name of the desired repository to clone.
3. Press enter.
4. Click on the name of the relevant search result, i.e. the name of the desired repository.
5. Click on the blue “Clone” button, located near the center right of the page.
6. Click the clipboard symbol to the right of the text box under the bolded text “Clone with SSH”. This copies the text.
7. “git clone “ prepended to the copied text is the desired SSH command.

1. Click on the search bar in the navigation header bar.
2. Type "ChatGPT" into the search bar input box. Press enter.
3. Click on the "ChatGPT" repository.
4. Click on the blue "Clone" button on the right side of the page, it may be too long to view on screen at once so copying it may be needed.
Task: Show me the command to clone metaseq with SSH.
Site: gitlab

1. Click on the gray "Explore" button (third from left).
2. In the search box on the top right, enter the keyword "metaseq".
3. Click on the first search result.
4. Click on the blue "Clone" button on the right hand side of the page.
5. On the dropdown, under the "clone with SSH" section, click the little clipboard icon to the right of the textbox. This is the command to clone ChatGPT with SSH.

1. Click the "Explore" tab under the bold "Projects" title.
2. Click in the "Filter by name" box in the top right.
3. Type in the text "metaseq".
4. From the results below, click on the desired repository "Administrator / metaseq".
5. Click the blue "Clone" button at the right to open the dropdown menu.
6. From the dropdown menu, click on the small clipboard icon in the "Clone with SSH" section to copy the command.
7. Given the information, state the command to clone metaseq with SSH.

1. In the search bar in the upper left, type in the text "metaseq".
2. From the results below, click on the desired repository "Administrator / Super_Awesome_Robot".
3. Click on the blue "Clone" button on the right to reveal the dropdown.
4. From the menu, click on the small clipboard icon under "Clone with SSH" to copy the command.

1. Click into the search bar located at the top left of the page, with a purple background.
2. Type in the name of the desired repository to clone.
3. Press enter.
4. Click on the name of the relevant search result, i.e. the name of the desired repository.
5. Click on the blue “Clone” button, located near the center right of the page.
6. Click the clipboard symbol to the right of the text box under the bolded text “Clone with SSH”. This copies the text.
7. “git clone “ prepended to the copied text is the desired SSH command.

1. Click on the search bar in the navigation header bar.
2. Type "metaseq" into the search bar input box. Press enter.
3. Click on the "metaseq" repository.
4. Click on the blue "Clone" button on the right side of the page, it may be too long to view on screen at once so copying it may be needed.
Task: Show me the command to clone the best GAN python implementation with SSH.
Site: gitlab

1. Click on the gray "Explore" button (third from left).
2. In the search box on the top right, enter the keyword "GAN".
3. Click on the first search result.
4. Click on the blue "Clone" button on the right hand side of the page.
5. On the dropdown, under the "clone with SSH" section, click the little clipboard icon to the right of the textbox. This is the command to clone ChatGPT with SSH.

1. Click the "Explore" tab under the bold "Projects" title.
2. Click in the "Filter by name" box in the top right.
3. Type in the text "GAN".
4. From the results below, click on the desired repository "Erik Linder-Norén / PyTorch-GAN".
5. Click the blue "Clone" button at the right to open the dropdown menu.
6. From the dropdown menu, click on the small clipboard icon in the "Clone with SSH" section to copy the command.
7. Given the information, state the command to clone the best GAN python implementation with SSH.

1. Click on "Explore" under the "Projects" heading
2. Click on the search bar in the top right
3. Type in "gan"
4. From the results below, click on "Erik Linder-Norén / PyTorch-GAN"
5. Click on the blue "Clone" button on the right to reveal the dropdown
6. Click on the small clipboard icon under "Clone with SSH" to copy the command

1. Click into the search bar located at the top left of the page, with a purple background.
2. Type in the key word(s) of the desired repo, i.e. "gan".
3. Press enter.
4. Find the best relevant search result, i.e. the name of the desired repository. The best relevant repository is the one with the greatest number of stars and which has a title and description which closely matches the user's request.
5. Since the first repository, i.e. "PyTorch-GAN" satisfies the criteria, click on it.
5. Click on the blue “Clone” button, located near the center right of the page.
6. Click the clipboard symbol to the right of the text box under the bolded text “Clone with SSH”. This copies the text to clone the repository with SSH.
7. “git clone “ prepended to the text in the text box under the bolded text “Clone with SSH” is the desired SSH command.

1. Click on the search bar in the navigation header bar.
2. Type "GAN" into the search bar input box. Press enter.
3. Click on the repository that is the most relavent. In this case it is the "PyTorch-GAN" repository. The best repository can be determined primarly by how many stars it has, but also by when it was last updated.
4. Click on the blue "Clone" button on the right side of the page, it may be too long to view on screen at once so copying it may be needed.
Task: Show me the command to clone the most stared Covid location tracker with SSH.
Site: gitlab

1. Click on the gray "Explore" button (third from left).
2. In the search box on the top right, enter the keyword "covid location".
3. Click on the first search result.
4. Click on the blue "Clone" button on the right hand side of the page.
5. On the dropdown, under the "clone with SSH" section, click the little clipboard icon to the right of the textbox. This is the command to clone ChatGPT with SSH.

1. Click the "Explore" tab under the bold "Projects" title.
2. Click in the "Filter by name" box in the top right.
3. Type in the text "COVID location".
4. From the results below, click on the desired repository "yjlou / 2019-nCov".
5. Click the blue "Clone" button at the right to open the dropdown menu.
6. From the dropdown menu, click on the small clipboard icon in the "Clone with SSH" section to copy the command.
7. Given the information, state the command to clone the most stared Covid location tracker with SSH.

1. Click on "Explore" under the "Projects" heading
2. Click on the search bar in the top right
3. Type in "covid"
4. From the results below, click on "yjlou / 2019-nCov"
5. Click on the blue "Clone" button on the right to reveal the dropdown
6. From the menu, click on the small clipboard icon under "Clone with SSH" to copy the command

1. Click into the search bar located at the top left of the page, with a purple background.
2. Type in the key word(s) of the desired repo.
3. Press enter.
4. Click on the name of the best relevant search result, i.e. the name of the desired repository. The best relevant repository is the one with the greatest number of stars and which has a title and description which closely matches the user's request.
5. Click on the blue “Clone” button, located near the center right of the page.
6. Click the clipboard symbol to the right of the text box under the bolded text “Clone with SSH”. This copies the text.
7. “git clone “ prepended to the copied text is the desired SSH command.

1. Click on the search bar in the navigation header bar.
2. Type "COVID" into the search bar input box. Press enter.
3. Click on the repository that is the most stared. In this case it is the "PyTorch-GAN" repository. The most stared repository will have the highest number directly to the right of the star icon that is next to the repository name. Ensure the repository is also relavent to the task, as their may be other repositories with "COVID" in the title.
4. Click on the blue "Clone" button on the right side of the page, it may be too long to view on screen at once so copying it may be needed.
Task: Show the most recent completed order
Site: shopping

1. Click on the first option of the upper bar labeled "My Account".
2. From the left sidebar, click the second option labeled "My Orders".
3. Click the "View Order" button to the right of the first order that has status "Complete".
4. Thus, the most recent completed order has been shown, as desired.

1. Click on the blue "My Account" button on the top right of the page.
2. On the gray sidebar on the left of the page, click on the "My Orders" button.
3. Look under the "Status" column and find the first row with "Completed" in this column.
4. For that row, click on the "View Order" blue button (under the Action column).

1. Click on "My Account"
2. Click on "My Orders" 
3. Look for top most order with status "Complete"
4. Click on "View Order"

1. Click on the blue text "My Account" at the top of the page.
2. Click on the "My Orders" tab in the light gray column on the leftmost side of the page.
3. Scroll down to the next page button for the order table, located directly below the order table and to the right of the page numbers.
4. Click the next page button.
5. Click on the blue text “View Order” in the “Action” column of the third row of the order table.
6. The order in the third row of the order table contains information on the user’s latest complete order.

1. Click on "My Account" in the top navigation bar.
2. Click on "My Orders" in the left sidebar.
3. Scroll through the order list to idendify the most recent completed order which can be idendified based off of the "Status" column. Note that if no such order exists, traversing to the subsequent items on the next page may be neeeded.
4. Click on "View Order" on the row of the idendified order.
Task: Show the most recent cancelled order
Site: shopping

1. Click on the first option of the upper bar labeled "My Account".
2. From the left sidebar, click the second option labeled "My Orders".
3. Click the "View Order" button to the right of the first order that has status "Canceled".
4. Thus, the most recent cancelled order has been shown, as desired.

1. Click on the blue "My Account" button on the top right of the page.
2. On the gray sidebar on the left of the page, click on the "My Orders" button.
3. Look under the "Status" column and find the first row with "Cancelled" in this column.
4. For that row, click on the "View Order" blue button (under the Action column).

1. Click on "My Account"
2. Click on "My Orders" 
3. Look for top most order with status "cancelled"
4. Click on "View Order"

1. Click on the blue text "My Account" at the top of the page.
2. Click on the "My Orders" tab in the light gray column on the leftmost side of the page to list all orders.
3. Scroll down to see if there are any "Canceled" orders.
4. Since there is no "Canceled" order in this page, click on the next page button, i.e. the ">" icon, located at the bottom of the page.
5. Since this page has a "Canceled" order, we have found the most recent cancelled order and don't need to go to any further pages.
6. Click on the first "Canceled" order in this page, which has "Order #" 170, to show this order.

1. Click on "My Account" in the top navigation bar.
2. Click on "My Orders" in the left sidebar.
3. Scroll through the order list to idendify the most recent cancelled order which can be idendified based off of the "Status" column. Note that if no such order exists, traversing to the subsequent items on the next page may be neeeded.
4. Click on "View Order" in the row of the idendified order.
Task: Show the most recent pending order
Site: shopping

1. Click on the first option of the upper bar labeled "My Account".
2. From the left sidebar, click the second option labeled "My Orders".
3. Click the "View Order" button to the right of the first order that has status "Pending".
4. Thus, the most recent pending order has been shown, as desired.

1. Click on the blue "My Account" button on the top right of the page.
2. On the gray sidebar on the left of the page, click on the "My Orders" button.
3. Look under the "Status" column and find the first row with "Pending" in this column.
4. For that row, click on the "View Order" blue button (under the Action column).

1. Click on "My Account"
2. Click on "My Orders" 
3. Look for top most order with status "pending"
4. Click on "View Order"

1. Click on the blue text "My Account" at the top of the page.
2. Click on the "My Orders" tab in the light gray column on the leftmost side of the page.
3. Click on the blue text “View Order” in the “Action” column of the first row of the order table.
4. The order in the first row of the order table contains information on the user’s latest pending order.

1. Click on "My Account" in the top navigation bar.
2. Click on "My Orders" in the left sidebar.
3. Scroll through the order list to idendify the most recent pending order which can be idendified based off of the "Status" column. Note that if no such order exists, traversing to the subsequent items on the next page may be neeeded.
4. Click on "View Order" in the row of the idendified order.
Task: How many commits did Kilian make durning 2023?
Site: gitlab

1. Click on the "Commits" button just underneath the project title.
2. Scroll down until all commits during 2023 are shown.
3. Given the information, state how many commits Kilian made during 2023.

1. Press the commits button that is near the top of the repository page. The commits button is of the form "x Commits" where x is the number of commits in the repository.
2. Scroll through all the commits that occured during 2023, keeping track of the number of commits that the user named Kilian made.

1. Click on the "Commits" button located just underneath the project title.
2. Scroll down until all commits during 2023 are shown.
3. Count the number of commits Kilian made, which gives you the answer.

1. Click on the "Commits" button, located under the project name.

2. Scroll through the list of Commits. The list has subheaders which indicate the date a particular commit was added to the list. Each item in the list contains a line which says {user} authored {time} ago. 

3. Count the number of items in the Commits list which are within the specified date range and with the specified author. In this case, Kilian made 1 commit, on March 5, 2023.
Task: How many commits did Eric make between Feb 2023 and May 2023?
Site: gitlab

1. Click on the "Commits" button, located under the project name.
2. You will now see a list of Commits. The list has subheaders which indicate the date a particular commit was added to the list. Each item in the list contains a line which says {user} authored {time} ago. 
3. Find the items in the Commits list which are by the specified author. You can press command and F at the same time to search for specific text, such as the author name, on the page. 
4. In the textbox that appears when you press command-F, type in the user, in this case Eric.
5. Click the arrow next to the same textbox to see different occurrences of his name on the page.
6. Count up all the items in the commit list which are by Eric and within the specified time frame. In this case, there are 14.

1. Click on the "Commits" button just underneath the project title.
2. Scroll down until all commits between Feb 2023 and May 2023 are shown.
3. Given the information, state how many commits Eric made between Feb 2023 and May 2023.

1. Click on the "Commits" button located just underneath the project title.
2. Scroll down until all commits between February and May 2023 are shown.
3. Count the number of commits Eric made between February and May 2023, which gives you the answer.

1. Press the commits button that is near the top of the repository page. The commits button is of the form "x Commits" where x is the number of commits in the repository.
2. Scroll through all the commits that occured between the times of Feb 2023 and May 2023, keeping track of the number of commits that the user named Eric made. Note that there may not be any commits during some months.
Task: How many commits did Philip make in 2023/1?
Site: gitlab

1. Click on the "Commits" button, located under the project name.
2. You will now see a list of Commits. The list has subheaders which indicate the date a particular commit was added to the list. Each item in the list contains a line which says {user} authored {time} ago. 
3. Find the items in the Commits list which are by the specified author. You can press command and F at the same time to search for specific text, such as the author name, on the page. 
4. In the textbox that appears when you press command-F, type in the user, in this case Philip.
5. Click the arrow next to the same textbox to see different occurrences of his name on the page.
6. Count up all the items in the commit list which are by Philip and within the specified time frame (in this case, commits in Jan 2023). In this case, there are 0.

1. Click on the "Commits" button just underneath the project title.
2. Scroll down until all commits during Jan 2023 are shown.
3. Given the information, state how many commits Philip made in 2023/1.

1. Click on the "Commits" button located just underneath the project title.
2. Scroll down until all commits made in January 2023 are shown.
3. Count the number of commits Philip made in January 2023, which gives you the answer.

1. Press the commits button that is near the top of the repository page. The commits button is of the form "x Commits" where x is the number of commits in the repository.
2. Scroll through all the commits that occured during January 2023, keeping track of the number of commits that the user named Philip made during that time.
Task: How many commits did Anthony make between 08/2022-09/2022?
Site: gitlab

1. Click on the "Commits" button, located under the project name.
2. You will now see a list of Commits. The list has subheaders which indicate the date a particular commit was added to the list. Each item in the list contains a line which says {user} authored {time} ago. 
3. Find the items in the Commits list which are by the specified author. You can press command and F at the same time to search for specific text, such as the author name, on the page. 
4. In the textbox that appears when you press command-F, type in the user, in this case Anthony.
5. Click the arrow next to the same textbox to see different occurrences of his name on the page.
6. Count up all the items in the commit list which are by Anthony and within the specified time frame (in this case, commits between Aug 2022 and Sept 2023). In this case, there are 0.

1. Click on the "Commits" button just underneath the project title.
2. Scroll down until all commits between 08/2022-09/2022 are shown.
3. Given the information, state how many commits Anthony made between 08/2022-09/2022.

1. Click on the "Commits" button located just underneath the project title.
2. Scroll down until all commits made in August 2022 to September 2022 have been seen.
3. Count the number of commits Anthony made between August and September 2022, which gives you the answer.

1. Press the commits button that is near the top of the repository page. The commits button is of the form "x Commits" where x is the number of commits in the repository.
2. Scroll through all the commits that occured between August 2022 to September 2022, keeping track of the number of commits that the user named Anthony made during that time. Keep in mind that none may exist in the first place.
Task: Tell me who has made the most contributions, in terms of number of commits, to the primer/design project
Site: gitlab

1. In the "Projects" page, click on the textbox which says "Filter by name" in the right side of the header.
2. In the textbox, enter the name of the project you wish to view contributions for: in this case, it is "primer/design". Note that I stopped typing after "primer" because there was only one match.
3. Click on the matching project.
4. Under the project name, click on "Commits"
5. On the "commits" page, on the left hand side there is a menu bar. Click on the "Contributors" tab.
6. The Contributors are listed in order from most number of commits to least. You can see the highest contributor listed first, in this case Shawn Allen.

1. Click on the project title "Primer / design".
2. Click on the "Repository" tab near the top of the left sidebar to shown more options.
3. From the dropdown, click on the fifth option "Contributors".
4. Given the information, state the person who has made the most contributions, in terms of number of commits, to the primer/design project.

1. Click on the "primer/design" project.
2. On the left grey sidebar, click on "Repository".
3. Under the "Repository" dropdown, click on "Contributors".
4. Scroll down and up on this page to see contributors. The person with the most contributions is the name on top of the first graph (top left) of the two-column graphs.

1. Click on the search bar at the very top of the page in the navigation bar.
2. Type "design" into the search bar. Press Enter.
3. Click on the "primer/design" repository in the search results. Note that it may not be the first item in the results.
4. Click on "Repository" in the far left sidebar.
5. Click on "Contributors" in the far left sidebar under the "Repository" subsection.
6. Scroll through the contributors to identify the user who has made the most number of commits. We can expect the users to be in descending order.
Task: Tell me who has made the most contributions, in terms of number of commits, to the thoughtbot/administrate project
Site: gitlab

1. Click on the third tab at the top "Explore".
2. Click on the project title "thoughtbot, inc. / administrate" near the middle of the list.
3. Click on the "Repository" tab near the top of the left sidebar to shown more options.
4. From the dropdown, click on the fifth option "Contributors".
5. Given the information, state the person who has made the most contributions, in terms of number of commits, to the thoughtbot/administrate project.

1. Click on the gray "Explore" tab at the top.
2. Click on the "thoughtbot/administrate" project (second from top).
3. On the left grey sidebar, click on "Repository".
4. Under the "Repository" dropdown, click on "Contributors".
5. Scroll down on this page to see contributors. The person with the most contributions is the name on top of the first graph (top left) of the two-column graphs.

1. In the top search bar, enter "administrate" 
2. Press 'enter' to search
3. Click the top project that shows up in the search results.
4. Under the project name, click on "Commits"
5. On the "commits" page, on the left hand side there is a menu bar. Click on the "Contributors" tab.
6. The Contributors are listed in order from most number of commits to least. You can see the highest contributor listed first, in this case Grayson Wright.

1. Click on the search bar at the very top of the page in the navigation bar.
2. Type "administrate" into the search bar. Press Enter.
3. Click on the "thoughtbot/administrate/" repository in the search results.
4. Click on "Repository" in the far left sidebar.
5. Click on "Contributors" in the far left sidebar under the "Repository" subsection.
6. Scroll through the contributors to identify the user who has made the most number of commits. We can expect the users to be in descending order.
Task: Tell me who has made the most contributions, in terms of number of commits, to the AndroidSlidingUpPanel project
Site: gitlab

1. Click on the third tab at the top "Explore".
2. Click on the project title "Umano: News Read To You / AndroidSlidingUpPanel" at the top of the list.
3. Click on the "Repository" tab near the top of the left sidebar to shown more options.
4. From the dropdown, click on the fifth option "Contributors".
5. Given the information, state the person who has made the most contributions, in terms of number of commits, to the AndroidSlidingUpPanel project.

1. Click on the gray "Explore" tab at the top.
2. Click on the "AndroidSlidingUpPanel" project on this page.
3. On the left grey sidebar, click on "Repository".
4. Under the "Repository" dropdown, click on "Contributors".
5. Scroll down on this page to see contributors. The person with the most contributions is the name on top of the first graph (top left) of the two-column graphs.

1. In the "Projects" page, click on the button that sats "Starred"
2. Select the line which contains "AndroidSlidingUpPanel" in bold
3. Click on the matching project.
4. Under the project name, click on "Commits"
5. On the "commits" page, on the left hand side there is a menu bar. Click on the "Contributors" tab.
6. The Contributors are listed in order from most number of commits to least. You can see the highest contributor listed first, in this case tokudu.

1. Click on the search bar at the very top of the page in the navigation bar.
2. Type "AndroidSlidingUpPanel" into the search bar. Press Enter.
3. Click on the "AndroidSlidingUpPanel" repository in the search results.  Note that it may not be the first item in the results.
4. Click on "Repository" in the far left sidebar.
5. Click on "Contributors" in the far left sidebar under the "Repository" subsection.
6. Scroll through the contributors to identify the user who has made the most number of commits. We can expect the users to be in descending order.
Task: Tell me who has made the most contributions, in terms of number of commits, to the Pytorch GAN project
Site: gitlab

1. In the "Projects" page, click on the textbox which says "Filter by name" in the right side of the header.
2. In the textbox, enter the name of the project you wish to view contributions for: in this case, it is "Pytorch GAN". Note that I stopped typing after "PyTorch" because there was only one match.
3. Click on the matching project.
4. Under the project name, click on "Commits"
5. On the "commits" page, on the left hand side there is a menu bar. Click on the "Contributors" tab.
6. The Contributors are listed in order from most number of commits to least. You can see the highest contributor listed first, in this case Erik Linder-Norén.

1. Click on the third tab at the top "Explore".
2. Click on the project title "Erik Linder-Norén / PyTorch-GAN" near the middle of the list.
3. Click on the "Repository" tab near the top of the left sidebar to shown more options.
4. From the dropdown, click on the fifth option "Contributors".
5. Given the information, state the person who has made the most contributions, in terms of number of commits, to the Pytorch GAN project.

1. Click on the gray "Explore" tab at the top.
2. Click on the "Pytorch-GAN" project.
3. On the left grey sidebar, click on "Repository".
4. Under the "Repository" dropdown, click on "Contributors".
5. Scroll down on this page to see contributors. The person with the most contributions is the name on top of the first graph (top left) of the two-column graphs.

1. Click on the search bar at the very top of the page in the navigation bar.
2. Type "GAN" into the search bar. Press Enter.
3. Click on the Pytorch GAN repository in the search results.  Note that it may not be the first item in the results.
4. Click on "Repository" in the far left sidebar.
5. Click on "Contributors" in the far left sidebar under the "Repository" subsection.
6. Scroll through the contributors to identify the user who has made the most number of commits. We can expect the users to be in descending order.
Task: Tell me who has made the most contributions, in terms of number of commits, to the csvkit project
Site: gitlab

1. Click on the third tab at the top "Explore".
2. Click in "Filter by name" search bar at the top right.
3. Type in the keyword "csv".
4. Click on the project title "wireservice / csvkit" from the search results.
5. Click on the "Repository" tab near the top of the left sidebar to shown more options.
6. From the dropdown, click on the fifth option "Contributors".
7. Given the information, state the person who has made the most contributions, in terms of number of commits, to the csvkit project.

1. In the top search bar, enter "csvkit" 
2. Press 'enter' to search
3. Click the top project that shows up in the search results.
4. Under the project name, click on "Commits"
5. On the "commits" page, on the left hand side there is a menu bar. Click on the "Contributors" tab.
6. The Contributors are listed in order from most number of commits to least. You can see the highest contributor listed first, in this case Christopher Groskopf.

1. Click on the search bar at the very top of the page in the navigation bar.
2. Type "csvkit" into the search bar. Press Enter.
3. Click on the "csvkit" repository in the search results.  Note that it may not be the first item in the results.
4. Click on "Repository" in the far left sidebar.
5. Click on "Contributors" in the far left sidebar under the "Repository" subsection.
6. Scroll through the contributors to identify the user who has made the most number of commits. We can expect the users to be in descending order.

1. Click on "Explore" under the "Projects" heading
2. Click on the search bar in the top right
3. Type in "csvkit"
4. From the results below, click on "wireservice / csvkit"
5. Click on the "Repository" tab in the left sidebar.
6. Click on the "Contributors" tab in the left sidebar.
7. Report the information of the top- and left-most person listed.

1. Click on the gray "Explore" tab at the top.
2. In the "filter by name" text box on the top right, type in "csvkit" and press enter.
3. Click on the "csvkit" project returned from the search.
4. On the left grey sidebar, click on "Repository".
5. Under the "Repository" dropdown, click on "Contributors".
6. Scroll down on this page to see contributors. The person with the most contributions is the name on top of the first graph (top left) of the two-column graphs.

Tell me who has made the most contributions, in terms of number of commits, to the csvkit project
Csv-kit project:
1. Click on "explore" from "projects" page.
2. Click into the "filter by name" text box on the righthand side of the page.
3. Type csv.
3, Click on "wireservice/csv".
5. Click on "commits". This is located just underneath the project ID and project logo.
6.Click on "contributors" from the left side panel. It is the second option under the "repository" section. 
7. Record the name of who has the mosts contributions.
Task: List the name of the top 3 contributors to prime/design repo, ranked by the number of commits?
Site: gitlab

1. In the "Projects" page, click on the textbox which says "Filter by name" in the right side of the header.
2. In the textbox, enter the name of the project you wish to view contributions for: in this case, it is "primer/design". Note that I stopped typing after "primer" because there was only one match.
3. Click on the matching project.
4. Under the project name, click on "Commits"
5. On the "commits" page, on the left hand side there is a menu bar. Click on the "Contributors" tab.
6. The Contributors are listed in order from most number of commits to least. You can see the highest contributor listed first, in this case its Shawn Allen, Inayaili León, Aurora Pleguezuelo.

1. Click on the project title "Primer / design" at the top.
2. Click on the "Repository" tab near the top of the left sidebar to shown more options.
3. From the dropdown, click on the fifth option "Contributors".
4. Given the information, state the name of the top 3 contributors to prime/design repo, ranked by the number of commits.

1. Click on the "primer/design" project (second from top).
2. On the left grey sidebar, click on "Repository".
3. Under the "Repository" dropdown, click on "Contributors".
4. Scroll down on this page to see contributors. The names of the top 3 contributors are shown above the first 3 graphs shown in left-to-right top-to-down fashion.

1. Click on the search bar in the top navigation bar.
2. Type "design" into the search bar text box. Press enter.
3. Click on the primer/design repository in the search results. Ensure the correct repository is clicked, as other repositories with "design" in the name may appear in the search results. The correct repository may not be the first search result.
4. Click on "Repository" in the far left sidebar.
5. Click on "Contributors" in the "Repository" subsection of the far left sidebar.
6. Scroll through the page to identify the top 3 contributors to the repository. The contributors with the most number of commits can be expected to appear first on the page.
Task: List the email address of the top 3 contributors to Pytorch GAN repo, ranked by the number of commits?
Site: gitlab

1. In the "Projects" page, click on the textbox which says "Filter by name" in the right side of the header.
2. In the textbox, enter the name of the project you wish to view contributions for: in this case, it is "PyTorch GAN". Note that I stopped typing after "Pytorch" because there was only one match.
3. Click on the matching project.
4. Under the project name, click on "Commits"
5. On the "commits" page, on the left hand side there is a menu bar. Click on the "Contributors" tab.
6. The Contributors are listed in order from most number of commits to least. Each contributor also has their email listed. You can see the highest contributor listed first, in this case its eriklindernoren@live.se, eriklindernoren@gmail.com, and pinnacle.chen@qq.com

1. Click on the third tab at the top "Explore".
2. Click on the project title "Erik Linder-Norén / PyTorch-GAN" near the middle of the list.
3. Click on the "Repository" tab near the top of the left sidebar to shown more options.
4. From the dropdown, click on the fifth option "Contributors".
5. Given the information, state the email address of the top 3 contributors to Pytorch GAN repo, ranked by the number of commits.

1. Click on the gray "Explore" tab at the top.
2. Click on the "Erik Linder-Norén / PyTorch-GAN" project.
3. On the left grey sidebar, click on "Repository".
4. Under the "Repository" dropdown, click on "Contributors".
5. Scroll down on this page to see contributors. The email addresses of the top 3 contributors are in parantheses above the first 3 graphs shown in left-to-right top-to-down fashion.

1. Click on the search bar in the top navigation bar.
2. Type "GAN" into the search bar text box. Press enter.
3. Click on the Pytorch GAN repository in the search results. Ensure the correct repository is clicked, as other repositories with "GAN" in the name may appear in the search results.
4. Click on "Repository" in the far left sidebar.
5. Click on "Contributors" in the "Repository" subsection of the far left sidebar.
6. Scroll through the page to identify the top 3 contributors to the repository. The contributors with the most number of commits can be expected to appear first on the page.
Task: List the name of the top 3 contributors to facebook's guide on building react apps repo, ranked by the number of commits?
Site: gitlab

1. Click on the third tab at the top "Explore".
2. Click on the project title "meta / create-react-app" near the top of the list.
3. Click on the "Repository" tab near the top of the left sidebar to shown more options.
4. From the dropdown, click on the fifth option "Contributors".
5. Given the information, state the name of the top 3 contributors to facebook's guide on building react apps repo, ranked by the number of commits.

1. Click on the gray "Explore" tab at the top.
2. Click on the "Meta/create-react-app"
3. On the left grey sidebar, click on "Repository".
4. Under the "Repository" dropdown, click on "Contributors".
5. Scroll down on this page to see contributors. The names of the top 3 contributors are the first 3 graphs shown in left-to-right top-to-down fashion.

1. Click on the third tab at the top "Explore".
2. In the search box on the right, begin to type the name of the project. I typed "react"
3. Click on the project title "meta / create-react-app" near the top of the list.
4. Click on the "Repository" tab near the top of the left sidebar to shown more options.
5. From the dropdown, click on the fifth option "Contributors".
6. Given the information, state the name of the top 3 contributors to facebook's guide on building react apps repo, ranked by the number of commits.

1. Click on "Explore" under the "Projects" heading
2. Click on the search bar in the top right
3. Type in "react"
4. From the results below, click on "meta / create-react-app"
5. Click on the "Repository" tab in the left sidebar.
6. Click on the "Contributors" tab in the left sidebar.
7. Report the information of the top three people listed (top left, top right, second left)

List the name of the top 3 contributors to facebook's guide on building react apps repo, ranked by the number of commits?
Build-react project:
1. Click on "explore" from the grey bar running across the top of the list of projects.
2. Click into the "filter by name" text box on the righthand side of the page.
3. Type "react".
3, Click on "meta/create-react-app".
5. Click on "commits". This is located just underneath the project ID and project logo.
6.Click on "contributors" from the left side panel. It is the second option under the "repository" section. 
7. Record the name of the top three contributors. These are the first three names shown below the "commits to main" chart.
Task: How much refund I should expect from my order canlled in April 2022, including shipping fee
Site: shopping

1. In the top navigation bar, click the button that says "My Account"
2. On the left side, there is a menu with an option "My Orders". Click the "My Orders" button.
3. The center of the page has a list of orders and their corresponding date and status. Underneath, there are buttons to navigate to different pages of the list (like 1, 2, 3, 4, etc.). Navigate to the part of the list containing the relevant time frame, in this case "April 2023".
4. There are no orders within the time frame that have the status of cancelled, so the total refund amount is 0.

1. Click on the blue "My Account" button on the top right of the page. It will be the first option of the menu. Additionally, this button is to the left of the "My Wish List" option.
2. From the left gray sidebar menu, click on the second option called "My Orders." This option is located below "My Account".
3. Keep switching pages until an order that was cancelled in April 2022 is found. In this case, from the orders shown, none of them are an order that was cancelled in April 2022 so click the right arrow at the bottom of the table.
4. From the orders shown, none of them are an order that was cancelled in April 2022 so click the right arrow at the bottom of the table.
5. From the orders shown, none of them are an order that was cancelled in April 2022 so click the right arrow at the bottom of the table.
6. Since there were no orders placed in April 2022 that are classified as cancelled, report the expected refund of 0. If there was a cancelled order placed in April 2022, then report the expected refund.

1. Click the blue "My Account" button at the very top of the screen.
2. Click the gray "My Orders" tab from the left sidebar.
3. At the bottom, click on the blue "4" below the table.
4. Given the information, state how much refund I should expect from my order canlled in April 2022, including shipping fee.

1. Click on "My Account" button on the top right of the page
2. Click on "My Orders" on the left sidebar menu
3. Click through the pages to get to April 2022 orders
4. Look for cancelled order in April 2022
5. Expect 0 refund as there are no cancelled orders in April 2022
Task: How much refund I should expect from my order canlled in Feb 2023, including shipping fee
Site: shopping

1. In the top navigation bar, click the button that says "My Account"
2. On the left side, there is a menu with an option "My Orders". Click the "My Orders" button.
3. The center of the page has a list of orders and their corresponding date and status. Underneath, there are buttons to navigate to different pages of the list (like 1, 2, 3, 4, etc.). Navigate to the part of the list containing the relevant time frame, in this case "Feb 2023".
4. There are two orders within the time frame that have the status of cancelled. We need to look at both orders to calculate the total.
5. To see the total refund amount for the first order, click its "View Order" button. 
6. You will be brought to an order summary page. Near the bottom, there will be text saying "Grand Total" with a dollar amount next to it, in this case $231.54. Note that we want the Grand Total, not Subtotal, because we want the price with shipping. 
7. To go back to the list of all orders, on the left side of the screen, there is a menu with an option "My Orders". Click the "My Orders" button.
8. Use the numbered buttons under the list to navigate where you left off.
 
9. For the second cancelled order, to see the total refund amount, click its "View Order" button. 
10. You will be brought to an order summary page. Near the bottom, there will be text saying "Grand Total" with a dollar amount next to it, in this case $174.99.
11. To find the total refund amount for all the cancelled orders in Feb 2023, add together the Grand Totals for each order. The total is thus $231.54 + $174.99 = $406.53

1. Click on the blue "My Account" button on the top right of the page.
2. On the left gray sidebar menu, click on "My Orders".
3. Click on the blue "View Order" button for the row with an order date "2/11/23"
4. Scroll to the bottom of the page to see the refund.

1. Click the blue "My Account" button at the very top of the screen.
2. Click the gray "My Orders" tab from the left sidebar.
3. Given the information, state how much refund I should expect from my order canlled in Feb 2023, including shipping fee.

1. Click on "My Account" button on the top right of the page
2. Click on "My Orders" on the left sidebar menu
3. Click through the pages to get to February 2023 orders
4. Look for cancelled orders in February 2023
5. Expect a total of $406.53 for 2 cancelled orders in February 2023