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• MediaWiki/Syntax highlighting
  Writing good code follows good coding standards. On top of coding standards, syntax highlighting reveals the code making it easier to read (and learn)
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• JavaScript (category Code)
  Get wp:Greasemonkey (here) so that you can have your browser be even more useful. You might even want to use Super Greasemonkey if you like using the
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• Static analysis
  It gives you easier code review better code quality better product quality Static analysis tools detect 'technical debt', 'smelly code' and 'bad practices'
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• Coding Standards
  Labs) has released the PHP Coding Standards Fixer tool which fixes most issues in your code. It helps you follow the PHP coding standards as defined in the
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• SonarQube
  Quality Gate in place, you can achieve Clean Code and therefore improve code quality systematically. When you code is clean, you have software that is secure
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• Testing
  Testing is software development. Software development is writing code. Testing makes sure the code actually works, so in a nutshell: Testing is software development :-)
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• Search (section Search your code. Can you 'grok' it?)
  LXR The Linux Cross Reference is probably the first widely used web-based code cross-reference tool. Along came OpenGrok which started out as a project
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• SCC
  Sloc Cloc and Code or simply SCC (aka Succinct Code Counter) is a tool similar to those before it for counting the lines of code, blank lines, comment
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• Phan (section Check code for compatibility with a particular PHP version)
  originated from Etsy. It will help you write better PHP code. Please note that your source code should follow best practices for directory layout. To use
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• MediaWiki/js
  modifying the article MediaWiki:Common.js For instance, if you put the JavaScript code for wikEd in there, it will make the WikEd editor available to all users
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• Vagrant (section Code)
  Vagrant is computer software for creating and configuring virtual development environments. It can be seen as a wrapper around virtualization software
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• MediaWiki/Tools
  Refill (code) (formerly Reflinks; a re-write of Reflinks by Dispenser ) generates nicely styled citations from bare <ref>some.example.com</ref> links.
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• Software Quality (section Code Health - project)
  API:Client_code/Gold_standard is somewhat interesting - a series of metrics and principles applied to the API Clients listed at API:Client_code MediaWiki
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• GitHub
  Where your code goes to become bigData for bigTech. Mine is at https://github.com/freephile See GitHub/Actions GitHub/Projects
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• Software Development (section Code Quality)
  remove code. "Lines of code removed" is a very useful metric. That should help make the point. Consider: Less code equals less to audit. Less code equals
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• Snippets
  Code snippets have been around for a very long time. One of the great features of Allaire HomeSite was that it allowed you to save code snippets for
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• Code style
  want to enforce a coding standard (aka coding conventions, or code style), you want to be able to do that automatically. You might have code reviews in your
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• Software Documentation (section Documenting PHP Code)
  enhance and maintain the code. As an absolute bare minimum, your code must have comments to make it easier to review the code and understand more quickly
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• Sources
  When looking for source code, you can obviously find a lot at GitHub or CPAN But what are some of the other places where you can search for or find interesting
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• Creative Commons
  CC0 or CC-BY or CC-SA license, perhaps more difficult to apply to source code examples, and not more popular. The Creative Commons set of licenses are
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• Extension inventory/sloc (section Source Code Summary)
  png Graphic 1 .svg Graphic Total Physical Source Lines of Code (SLOC) = 6,583 Development Effort Estimate, Person-Years (Person-Months)
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• WebSVN (section What is a Code Browser?)
  source tree. It is very handy for seeing where and how code is used as quickly searching for where code is defined. http://lxr.linux.no/
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• CiviCRM/upgrade
  maintenance_mode 1 (Make sure you are also logged in as Admin) move old code, and unpack new code mv civicrm /tmp/ && tar xvzf civicrm-4.6.5-drupal.tar.gz run the
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• Bootstrap
  Bootstrap on the Wiki report project. I saw some code for creating a working Contact form using Bootstrap. That code inspired me to use Bootstrap in my project
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• CiviCRM
  php:boot Generate PHP bootstrap code php:eval Evaluate a snippet of PHP code php:script Execute a PHP script
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• Git/migrating to git
  you reference code in a generic way such as "code.example.com" where you can then link to various aspects and implementations of your code systems; rather
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• Podman
  Website: https://podman.io/ Code: see https://github.com/containers/podman Breaking down your container workloads https://podman-desktop.io/docs/onboarding/containers
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• GitLab operations
  handbook is too https://about.gitlab.com/handbook/#prioritize Besides being a code hosting solution, GitLab is one of the Continuous Integration / Continuous
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• Tooltips
  MediaWiki example: This is a tooltip. The Tooltip extension has it's latest code on the 'Talk' page, and is superseded by extensions like Extension:Lingo
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• Canasta
  post into documentation on the wiki / Canasta project There are four main code repositories for the Canasta Project as a whole. Canasta - this is the Dockerfile
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• MediaWiki/Extensions
  A must-have for any wiki that has code samples in it. Have an 'old' mediawiki instance running off un-versioned code that you want to convert over to git
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• MediaWiki/Sites
  under Section 501(c)(6) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended (hereinafter referred to as the “Code” or the corresponding provision of any subsequent
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• Git
  install it apt-get install gitosis quote  After replacing the 1.0 code with 1.1 code, svn status will show files with local modifications as well as, perhaps
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• Outreach (section Code of Conduct)
  by https://publiclab.org/ Onboarding starts with the realization that you can use help at every stage of our work. Attitude: Be prepared to be surprised
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• Beautify
  Code is sometimes ugly. You want to make it look pretty. http://jsbeautifier.org/ is one such tool.
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• Mermaid
  MediaWiki extension repo on GitHub https://github.com/SemanticMediaWiki/Mermaid Code for a GANNT Chart {{#mermaid:gantt title A Gantt Diagram dateFormat YYYY-MM-DD
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• PEAR
  integration and extension of Drupal capabilities. PEAR is also a packaging and code distribution system using a command-line application (think apt-get). There
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• The Perl Shop
  refined Agile approach to achieve predict­able results and main­tain high code quality. We’re a Boston-based company and not a sales office or reseller
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• Lua
  Scribunto MediaWiki extension, on the English Wikipedia (and on this wiki). Lua code can now be embedded into wiki templates by employing the "{{#invoke:}}" functionality
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• Library
  instantly search your local library for the book. This is what the JavaScript code looks like: javascript: (function () { // first we get the selection;
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• MediaWiki/farm config
  https://collaborate.mitre.org/gestalt/index.php/The_Why_And_How_of_Wiki_Farms Code for automating this with Ansible is at https://github.com/wikimedia/medi
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• Flux
  called "GitOps' - which means reducing your infrastructure deployments to code. https://fluxcd.io/ Digital Ocean mentions Flux in this blog post which also
  474 bytes (54 words) - 11:21, 31 January 2024
• Assignment
  So, you've written code or documentation and used the GPL for Copyright. That only frees the software. It doesn't defend it. Large companies break the
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• Copyright
  a bad way) because if you let GPL code touch your proprietary code, you'll be forced to share your proprietary code. That's only half true. Articles like
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• TaskJuggler
  | statusnote = | supplement = | task =}} See the source code for contributed code that extends the application e.g. /usr/local/src/taskjuggler-2
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• Ansible
  com/Orain I've cloned the 'ansible-playbook' Jeff Geerling (geerlingguy) has his code on github https://github.com/geerlingguy/drupal-vm, and also a website http://www
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• Beanstalk
  template-based Infrastructure as Code model for configuring AWS. See the Amazon CloudFormation User Guide The value of Infrastructure as Code can be broken down into
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• Node.js
  While many people have been using 'Grunt' I like 'Gulp' better because it's code over configuration and more intuitive. Meanwhile, Andrew Krespanis of SitePoint
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• Composer
  Dependency managers. Composer makes it easier to distribute PHP code that relies on other code. mw:Composer is used in the MediaWiki engine to manage all
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• Syntax Highlighting
  that there is also a MediaWiki/Syntax highlighting article) Writing good code, especially in open source context, requires illustrating best practices
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• MediaWiki/Theming
  specific to MediaWiki Simulator Demos Docs Using OOUI in MediaWiki: Enter code like the following into the JavaScript console (Chrome DevTools) 1 mw.loader
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• PHPStan
  is the highest level of strictness. The paths are the directories of your code. The scanDirectories are additional paths used to discover symbols, but not
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• Reverse engineering
  When you don't have the source code, or when the source code is intentionally obfuscated, you must reverse engineer a system in order to understand how
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• Status
  available. This data comes from your code Instrumentation. See their docs for information on Instrumenting your code. https://prometheus.io/docs/practices/instrumentation/
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• Gadgets
  wikEd Homepage Discussion Translations Help Code
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• I18n
  may actually be a svn bug in v. 1.2.3 rather than my locale or the source code of pgv. Anyhow, it made me realize that my system at home was not setup
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• Subversion/Vendor Sources
  load the original source to the /vendorsrc tree and use svn copy to use that code to pre-populate another location in the repository. See a map of a Subversion/Repository
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• MediaWiki/Toolbox
  This is the JavaScript code (added to MediaWiki:Common.js) used to add a custom element to the Tools panel to the left /* Any JavaScript here will be
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• Vi
  docblocks, network and multiple file operations, lint syntax highlighting and code tag parsing with exuberant ctags. Vim wiki http://vim.wikia.com/wiki/Main_Page
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• Government procurement of software
  License https://joinup.ec.europa.eu/ code.mil code.gov forge.mil (need CAC) - first major effort to share source code. California Agile Vendor Pool Mississippi
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• MediaWiki/Upgrade/REL1 25 to REL1 26
  integration method of development (meaning they always run their own latest code), I follow the same practice and run off either the latest release branch
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• Using git with drupal
  equally important, which remote AND branch on that remote you want to pull code from. $ cat .git/config [core] repositoryformatversion = 0 filemode = true
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• PHP
  http://onlinephpfunctions.com/ which lets you play with PHP code in the browser, and specifically test that code with multiple versions of PHP. SetnGeti - an implementation
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• Importing contacts (category Code)
  [Industry] => industry [SIC Code] => sic_code [Ownership] => ownership [Employees]
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• JSON
  which also uses JSON as the communication format for it's API. There's this code for reading/writing/validating JSON which is used by the Composer project
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• Namespaces
  manipulated in the UI developer - how the concept is related to code or implemented in code test - how the concept can be tested across updates or new feature
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• Version Control
  control, merging and merge tracking including incorporation of "Third-party code" into your software products is really difficult or impossible with Subversion
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• Bug Tracking
  include simply using GitHub (makes sense if you're focused solely on the code) to OpenAtrium if you're about collaboration and Drupal. RedMine is a good
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• Importing contacts/Accounts
  35 => array ( 'name' => 'sic_code', 'type' => 'varchar', 'label' => 'SIC Code:', 'required' => 0, 'options' =>
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• Tuleap
  the risk in 'Open Source' where another entity can just privatize all the code that you rely on. Airbus has made Tuleap the centerpiece of their DevOps
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• Compliance
  with each other. So, compliance is actually about what code you have, what license is that code under, and are you compliant with all the terms of every
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• AWS Solutions Architect/training (section Code)
  consolidated billing, and AWS Budgets https://github.com/nealdct/aws-sap-code Detailed notes are broken down according to each section of the course /Section
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• Free Software consultant
  there is source code for RHN, a license for their proxy server is like $2,500 and satellite is $13K so apparently you CAN give away the code and still charge
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• QualityBox/development
  on GitHub because this interface is so much easier to format and include code samples, links etc. To get started on development of QualityBox, you need
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• PhpDocumentor
  is the implementation of the wp:PHPDoc standard for documenting your PHP code. It is similar to, and in fact based on the wp:Javadoc standard. Other
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• Wiki report
  while the Wiki Report project publishes that content with 5 simple lines of code on a completely different website. Through the API, you could re-use any
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• Regular Expressions
  not span more than a single line. This is typically very problematic for code, XML, or HTML content where content is almost always in multiline "blocks"
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• Docker
  mounts are a way to share a directory from the host (typically your app source code) into a running container and have the container respond immediately to changes
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• Vue.js
  'separation of concerns' but rather it addresses the need for co-locating code that is inherently coupled (and you can still separate stuff out if you prefer
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• Workplan
  way the current SSO and authentication code is woven into LocalSettings (configuration) and other extensions (code). 100% coverage and review of the extension
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• Pywikibot
  modify to suit your needs. View the git repository (core) to look at the code. (CF compat if needed). Here is an example, the Basic.py The Pywikibot
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• XHProf
  has class interfaces in include/libs and uses XHProf plus custom profiling code to self analyze. When you edit a page on your wiki, you can get "Parser
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• Git/commit.template
  solving. Focus on why you # are making this change as opposed to how (the code explains that). # Are there side effects or other unintuitive consequences
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• Certbot
  manage. Instead of a "B" grade, we now have "A" grade security. Certbot (code) is a fully-featured, extensible client for the Let's Encrypt CA (or any
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• Apache
  [L,R=301,NE] Flags: No Case, Last, Redirect permanent, No Escape Response Code: 301 = Permanent Use .htaccess ONLY for testing rules on-the-fly during development
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• Free software in government
  publish more code under an open license. I'm proposing an even better option: Free Software by default. https://github.com/WhiteHouse/source-code-policy/pull/78
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• Licensing/software
  were severely limited or abolished. For developers, it's simple to post code on places like github without a license (or the 'wrong' license) - weakening
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• AWS Solutions Architect/training/Section 13: Deployment and Management
  169. CI/CD Overview 170. AWS CodeCommit and CodePipeline 171. [HOL] Install Git (and Learn the Basics) 172. [HOL] Create CodeCommit Repository 173. [HOL]
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• Git repo hosting
  key-based auth for their code like I setup at Harvard' IIC. See https://git-scm.com/book/en/v1/Git-on-the-Server-Gitosis Gitorious code is available, but the
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• Analytics
  pointed out by Dantman. Instead, he offers up a better approach: putting the code right in your LocalSettings file. A few sites provide insights to any public
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• Link checker
  LinkChecker probably the most modern and easy to use. Written in Python and code is on GitHub https://github.com/wummel/linkchecker There is a package for
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• Subversion/Repository Layout
  See http://svn.code-host.net/svn/example/ This is the top of the Subversion repository. trunk/ ......... The latest development sources. When people
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• Subversion
  --no-run-if-empty rm -r svn -vr {$(date --iso-8601 --date="last week")}:HEAD log http://code.example.com/svn/project/trunk/ svn status . | grep '^?' | sed 's/^? */svn
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• Werf
  Werf can package an application into a bundle that includes the application code, dependencies, and configuration files. This bundle can be deployed to a
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• MOTD
  \033[33;1m/var/www/w/\033[0m.\n" 29 printf " * To interactively evaluate PHP and MediaWiki code, run '\033[33mhhvmsh\033[0m'.\n" 30 printf " * For a database shell, run
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• CiviCRM/debugging
  CRM/Core/Form.php being loaded after checking various caches for both class code and interface code. CRM_Core_Form extends HTML_QuickForm_Page There is a check at line
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• Quanta
  projects? (give details)  There could be another project whose code you use, or uses your code, or uses the same framework, etc.The other applications from
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• Extension inventory
  assess the mix of extensions that are in use for the DCS wiki: Regular Code for "regular" extensions are hosted on Gerrit at the WMF (which is also mirrored
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• Templates
  mediawiki.org, you would end up with a huge amount of Lua modules and template code that would be overkill for any regular use case. Global Templates was mentioned
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• Memcached
  developer - especially a front-end dev, you've probably seen references in code to the 'BagOStuff' and wondered "what the heck is it?" BagOStuff is an abstract
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