This snippet requires that you define each flatpage manually in a urls.py somewhere in your app. This is not ideal for most uses of flatpages. This class based view could probably be abstracted to handle the use case based on the flatpages middleware catching the 404 and seeing if any flatpage matches it.
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Key | Location Name | Prevelence | |
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US94610 | City Name Heights | 0.27 | |
US94611 | City Name Heights | 0.27 | |
US94612 | City Name Heights | 0.27 | |
US94613 | City Name Heights | 0.27 | |
US94614 | City Name Heights | 0.27 | |
US94615 | City Name Heights | 0.27 | |
US94616 | City Name Heights | 0.27 | |
US94617 | City Name Heights | 0.27 | |
US94618 | City Name Heights | 0.27 |
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This gist offers a pattern to create a GitHub application (aka: bot) that serves as a bot to edit files and succesfully merge them into your repo, using GitHub actions & workflow files.
The end result is that you can have workflows that look like this:
Instead of this: