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# Essentially, the reason you're finding this hard to test is because the
# business logic is baked into the save_model method - this is effectively a
# "fat controller". You want to pull that logic out and give it names. This has
# several outcomes:

#  * it makes your code easier to unit test because you're
#    not coupled to the form and the admin, and in fact you don't even
#    need a real expense object here, it could be just a stub.
#  * it makes code reuse easier - it's rarely a good idea to have
#    business logic living *only* in an admin method.

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Acceptance | Login
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TestLoader Failures
"before each" hook for "doge/tests/acceptance/foo-test: could not be loaded" ‣
TypeError: Cannot read property 'create' of undefined
    at assets/test-support.js:22802:36
    at Backburner.run (assets/vendor.js:19156:25)
    at Object.run (assets/vendor.js:42590:27)
    at _default.createApplication (assets/test-support.js:22801:27)
    at _default.setupContext (assets/test-support.js:22781:110)

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from 6c22c5f613adb15b9fe4d31ee70567d05cf127c8 mon sep 17 00:00:00 2001
from: ahtn <ahtn@users.noreply.github.com>
Date: Sun, 18 Oct 2015 17:25:46 +1000
Subject: [PATCH] Adds oneshot layer and oneshot tap toggling

* Adds ACTION_LAYER_ONESHOT
* Adds ONESHOT_TAP_TOGGLE
* Mentions sticky keys in the docs on oneshot.
---
 tmk_core/doc/keymap.md         |  18 +-

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This is a quick test of the gist-vim functionality.

More Booyah.

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IP Addresses:

• A bit is a BInary digiT. It uses base 2.
• A byte is 8 bits.
• An IPv4 address is 4 bytes (32 bits) long. It is usually expressed in decimal notation, i.e. 0-255.0-255.0-255.0-255.
• IP addresses comprise 2 parts:

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# I need the best idiomatic way of getting a map of users and their points. 
# The values/annotation combo *almost* gives me what I want, but doesn't return
# full user objects, only their ids.

>>> Points.objects.values('user').annotate(total_points=Sum('amount'))
[{'total_points': 40, 'user': 1}, {'total_points': 30, 'user': 2}]

# I've opted for something like this, instead:

Points.objects.users().annotate(total_points=Sum('points__amount'))

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try:
    from south.modelsinspector import add_introspection_rules
except ImportError:
    add_introspection_rules = False

if add_introspection_rules:
    add_introspection_rules([
        (
            [UserField],
            [],

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from django.db.models import ForeignKey
from django.contrib.auth.models import User

import threadlocals


class UserField(ForeignKey):
    """ UserField

    By defaults, foreign key to User; null=True, blank=True

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Feature: Store information about achievements                     # achievements.feature:1
  In order to manage achievements                                 # achievements.feature:3
  As a programmer                                                 # achievements.feature:4
  I want to model them using the Django ORM                       # achievements.feature:5

  Scenario: Creating simple achievements                          # achievements.feature:7
    Given that I have the following achievement data:             # achievement-steps.py:29
      | name        | teaser           | description             |
      | Bronze Star | The bronze award | This is the third rank  |
      | Silver Star | The silver award | This is the second rank |

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cleanup () {
    find ./ -name '*~' -or -name '*.pyc' -or -name '#*#' -or -name '.*~' -or -name '.#*' | xargs rm -f
    clear
}

# The previous cleanup function is potentially dangerous in an environment where you could have filenames with spaces.
# The safest pattern when using the find... xargs combo is to use null-terminators for filenames, i.e.
`find ... -print0 | xargs -0 ...`:

cleanup () {