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<div class="header">
  <!--header/nav/etc goes here-->
</div>

<div class="container">
  {{outlet}}
</div>

<div class="footer">
  <!--footer goes here-->

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rsync -a --progress --exclude dist --exclude tmp /www/ /build-temp/<app-name>/
cd /build-temp/<app-name>
sudo -u vagrant bower install
ember build
rsync -a --progress --exclude node_modules . /www/

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var master = app.project.item(1),  // master comp has to be the top comp in the project bin
    template = app.project.item(2);  // and the comp you're looking to make different versions of should be right below it

// the only layers expected in the master comp are different versions of the text layer you're trying to change
for (var i = 1; i <= master.numLayers; i++) {
  var textVersion = master.layer(i),
      name = textVersion.property("Source Text").value,
      copy = template.duplicate();
  copy.name = name;
  // the layer you're changing is expected to be the top layer in the template LT

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"""
It took me far longer than necessary to figure out how to use yt-dlp to trim/download a subset of a longer video
outside the context of a command line (i.e., directly in Python), so I'm recording it here for posterity.

There's no shortage of command-line examples of using `--ppa "ffmpeg_i:[...]`, but the documentation doesn't
exactly make it clear how to translate this to the Python version of the options, so here goes. A couple
additional quirks come into play too; we'll get to those soon enough.
"""

import yt_dlp