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import requests

def repositories_json(page):
    return requests.get(f"https://api.github.com/orgs/resgroup/repos?type=private&page={page}&per_page=100",
                 headers={'Authorization': 'token 32511df370378bb51e1c0ae19ccafc7e3bc74dd3'}).json()

def format_repository(repository):
    try:
        return f"{repository['name']},\"{repository['description']}\",{repository['created_at']},{repository['updated_at']},{repository['pushed_at']},{repository['size']},{repository['language']},{repository['archived']}"
    except:

ceddlyburge

TidyUp is a class that allows you to use a using statement, to ensure that something is done when it goes out of scope. It makes it obvious what the "end" type action is for a "start" type action, puts both actions next to each other and ensures that the end action gets called.

This code has a minor quality issue, in that the indentLevel++ statement could be a long way away from the indentLevel-- statement, and one could get updated without the other.

public class ObjectWriter
{
	int indentLevel;

	public void WriteRootObject(SomeClass someClass)

ceddlyburge

import requests

def print_commit(commit):
    if "sha" in commit:
        print("{},{},{},\"{}\"".format(commit["sha"], commit["commit"]["author"]["date"], commit["commit"]["author"]["name"], commit["commit"]["message"]).replace("\r", "").replace("\n", ""))
    else:
        print(commit)

def print_commits(repository_name):
    print(repository_name)