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#!/usr/bin/python
#
# This script will take the labels from one GitHub repository's
# Issues and sync all of your other repos' Issues with them. After
# running, all of your repos will have the exact same set of Issue
# labels. It assumes that every repo has Issues enabled.
#
# REQUIREMENTS: needs the 'requests' library, available from pip
#
# Config variables:

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function add_property(prop_name, default_value) {
  var getter = this['get_' + prop_name] || default_getter(prop_name);
  var setter = this['set_' + prop_name] || default_setter(prop_name);

  Object.defineProperty(this, prop_name, {
    get: getter.bind(this),
    set: setter.bind(this),
    enumerable: true
  });

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# Requires the 'requests' lib to be installed in your python path
# usage: `python movie_time.py "title 1" "title 2" "title 3" (etc.)`
# OR: `python movie_time.py -f filename` # file format should be newline separated list of titles
# 
# output is a list of run times for each movie plus the total
# it will return 0 for the runtime of a movie it can't find


import sys
import requests

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How to Squash Git Branches with Interactive Rebase

In this tutorial, we'll learn how to convert a git branch from many commits into a single commit before merging it. There's one key command to learn: git rebase -i

Prerequisites

Let's assume that you have a branch, feature/foo, that was branched off of develop. The git log might look something like this:

* baec937 (HEAD -> feature/foo) remove TODO comment
* 4fb174d add spec for foo model
* bb84984 update the foo serializers