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require 'logger'
require 'fileutils'
require 'time'
require 'fiber'

module Logging



  class Logger

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module Customers exposing (Error, Customers, init, toLoading, toFailure, toSuccess)

type alias Error = String

type Customers
  = NotAsked
  | Loading (Maybe Error) (Maybe (List Customer))
  | Failure Error (Maybe (List Customer))
  | Success (List Customer)
    

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-- The `msg` in `Html msg` and `Cmd msg` can be anything
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-- Most Elm apps will have a `Msg` type at the top lever describing the messages
-- that can be processed by `update`:

type Msg
  = UserLoaded (Maybe User)
  | UserSelected User

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module Location

type Location
  = None
  | SelectCountry (List Country)
  | CountrySelected Country
  | SelectRegion Country (List Region)
  | RegionSelected Country Region
  | SelectCity Country Region (List City)
  | Complete Country Region City

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Understanding, working with and properly configuring character sets and collations in MySQL

Read: How to actually, really use proper UTF-8 for everything

MySQL understands and uses character sets and collations when receiving, storing and sending data. In previous versions the default character set and collation were latin1 and latin1_swedish_ci, but as of version 8.0 these defaults have been changed to the much more sane utf8mb4 and utf8mb4_0900_ci_ai. It's a good time to go through exactly how these concepts work in MySQL and to make sure we're using the correct values everywhere.

This document assumes MySQL version 8.0 unless otherwise specified.

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