9f86a48d60a2efde9a2ab827cf4338b4dac63adf added 'devr' environment & removed old config files 9069c583dc56ca6e152d0fc33cc29a8face951c6 updated db dumps 705911d9702e9c8a7e74e87f0b9656fd6bc52a3f quick mod to database yaml for getting devr working 98cc10bc39cf294501cb3109e8fae3900490c129 added placeholder file for active_scaffold dir a3e0a4380bbbe545910055648e85448dfa52f210 fixed issue with commas not being escaped in result set name 1b45bda02d0bb52d866a93536eb924794ddd35e6 improved highlighting behavior when changing pages, approving all, or reviewing. add paginaiton to b55776b55b0262a26b6844f23e7f4069e54f824d UPDATED IMPORT to allow for multiple result sets to be imported. b4c60a389c6158d50be380158c5c3ccf972bbb22 added "approve all" function allowing all pages for a search result to be approved. .... etc
Any thoughts on this command? Does it work on your machine? Can you do the same thing with only 14 characters?
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