microsoft/git
May 2024 – Feb 2026
18 Months active
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CYAMLShellTextadocMakefilePerlperl
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C programmingcross-platform developmentsystem programmingCI/CDGitHub ActionsBug Fixing
Junio C Hamano
PROFILE
Junio C Hamano
Junio Hamano led core engineering efforts on microsoft/git, delivering over 60 features and dozens of bug fixes across 18 months. He enhanced release workflows, optimized memory management, and modernized CI/CD pipelines, focusing on reliability and maintainability. Using C, Bash, and Makefile, he implemented cross-platform improvements, security hardening, and performance optimizations, such as compact merge summaries and safer submodule handling. His work included refactoring internal APIs, improving documentation, and automating release notes, which streamlined contributor onboarding and reduced operational risk. Hamano’s technical depth is evident in his low-level debugging, robust testing, and disciplined adherence to coding standards throughout the repository.
Overall Statistics
Feature vs Bugs
64%Features
Repository Contributions
233Total
Bugs
37
Commits
233
Features
66
Lines of code
1,402,787
Activity Months18
Your Network
296 peopleWork History
February 2026
1 Commits • 1 Features
Feb 1, 2026February 2026 (microsoft/git): Release Version Update and Stable Release Readiness. Delivered a versioning improvement by bumping the default Git version to v2.53.0 to reflect stable release readiness. This change enhances customer trust, ensures downstream tooling compatibility, and aligns with the project’s release cycle. The change is captured in a single auditable commit: 67ad42147a7acc2af6074753ebd03d904476118f, signed off by Junio C Hamano, ensuring traceability and compliance with project conventions. No major bugs were fixed this month in microsoft/git. Overall impact: increased stability, faster release readiness, and clearer version semantics. Technologies/skills demonstrated include release engineering, version management, commit signing, code review discipline, and cross-team collaboration with the Git community.
1 Commits • 1 Features
Feb 1, 2026February 2026 (microsoft/git): Release Version Update and Stable Release Readiness. Delivered a versioning improvement by bumping the default Git version to v2.53.0 to reflect stable release readiness. This change enhances customer trust, ensures downstream tooling compatibility, and aligns with the project’s release cycle. The change is captured in a single auditable commit: 67ad42147a7acc2af6074753ebd03d904476118f, signed off by Junio C Hamano, ensuring traceability and compliance with project conventions. No major bugs were fixed this month in microsoft/git. Overall impact: increased stability, faster release readiness, and clearer version semantics. Technologies/skills demonstrated include release engineering, version management, commit signing, code review discipline, and cross-team collaboration with the Git community.
February 2026
January 2026
14 Commits • 5 Features
Jan 1, 2026January 2026 monthly summary for microsoft/git: focused on reliability, performance, and release-readiness for Git 2.53.x. Key work includes a hook system modernization with macOS iconv compatibility, CI efficiency improvements to save time, subtree command enhancements with a rollback plan, and comprehensive release readiness activities. Additional stability work covered diff/ORT merge reliability, invalid bundle-URI diagnostics to prevent crashes, and a rollback of run-command hook changes to restore stability.
January 2026
14 Commits • 5 Features
Jan 1, 2026January 2026 monthly summary for microsoft/git: focused on reliability, performance, and release-readiness for Git 2.53.x. Key work includes a hook system modernization with macOS iconv compatibility, CI efficiency improvements to save time, subtree command enhancements with a rollback plan, and comprehensive release readiness activities. Additional stability work covered diff/ORT merge reliability, invalid bundle-URI diagnostics to prevent crashes, and a rollback of run-command hook changes to restore stability.
December 2025
19 Commits • 5 Features
Dec 1, 2025December 2025: Focused delivery across CLI UX, stability, performance, and maintainability for microsoft/git. Key outcomes include enhanced CLI options and documentation, a critical memory-leak fix in remote push workflows, performance improvements to the diff algorithm and replay path, clearer repository management output, and comprehensive docs and release notes updates. These changes reduce CI flakiness, speed daily workflows, and improve maintainability and onboarding for contributors.
19 Commits • 5 Features
Dec 1, 2025December 2025: Focused delivery across CLI UX, stability, performance, and maintainability for microsoft/git. Key outcomes include enhanced CLI options and documentation, a critical memory-leak fix in remote push workflows, performance improvements to the diff algorithm and replay path, clearer repository management output, and comprehensive docs and release notes updates. These changes reduce CI flakiness, speed daily workflows, and improve maintainability and onboarding for contributors.
December 2025
November 2025
30 Commits • 8 Features
Nov 1, 2025November 2025 for microsoft/git focused on stabilizing the Git 2.52 release cycle and initiating the 2.53 development track. Delivered Release Candidate preparation, CI/runtime reliability improvements, and significant in-repo hardening across diff, apply, and config paths. Strengthened repository integrity with submodule safety checks, improved test stability, and platform-specific CI optimizations for macOS, while pushing forward core diff/patch handling improvements and incremental releases.
November 2025
30 Commits • 8 Features
Nov 1, 2025November 2025 for microsoft/git focused on stabilizing the Git 2.52 release cycle and initiating the 2.53 development track. Delivered Release Candidate preparation, CI/runtime reliability improvements, and significant in-repo hardening across diff, apply, and config paths. Strengthened repository integrity with submodule safety checks, improved test stability, and platform-specific CI optimizations for macOS, while pushing forward core diff/patch handling improvements and incremental releases.
October 2025
2 Commits • 1 Features
Oct 1, 2025October 2025: Delivered release readiness for Git 2.51.1 in microsoft/git, focusing on documentation, release notes, and maintainer information, complemented by targeted bug fixes and stability improvements. Implemented crash fixes in midx write-out, enhanced conflict handling in ref storage, and consolidated release prep across commands to reduce post-release issues. These efforts improved release quality, contributor experience, and repository reliability, enabling on-schedule delivery of the 2.51.1 milestone.
2 Commits • 1 Features
Oct 1, 2025October 2025: Delivered release readiness for Git 2.51.1 in microsoft/git, focusing on documentation, release notes, and maintainer information, complemented by targeted bug fixes and stability improvements. Implemented crash fixes in midx write-out, enhanced conflict handling in ref storage, and consolidated release prep across commands to reduce post-release issues. These efforts improved release quality, contributor experience, and repository reliability, enabling on-schedule delivery of the 2.51.1 milestone.
October 2025
September 2025
2 Commits
Sep 1, 2025September 2025 monthly summary for microsoft/git: Focused on stabilizing diff operations through memory-management hardening and edge-case path handling fixes. Delivered a critical memory leak fix in diff_no_index (ps_match1/ps_match2), ensuring proper release of strbufs and eliminating leak sanitizer failures. Implemented path handling improvement for trailing slashes in diff --no-index scenarios. These changes reduce memory pressure, lower CI failures, and improve reliability in production workflows.
September 2025
2 Commits
Sep 1, 2025September 2025 monthly summary for microsoft/git: Focused on stabilizing diff operations through memory-management hardening and edge-case path handling fixes. Delivered a critical memory leak fix in diff_no_index (ps_match1/ps_match2), ensuring proper release of strbufs and eliminating leak sanitizer failures. Implemented path handling improvement for trailing slashes in diff --no-index scenarios. These changes reduce memory pressure, lower CI failures, and improve reliability in production workflows.
August 2025
11 Commits • 3 Features
Aug 1, 2025Monthly summary for 2025-08 (microsoft/git): This month focused on delivering the 2.51.0 release cycle with user-facing enhancements and stable RC-to-Final transition, while strengthening documentation and release notes to improve adoption and maintainability. Key improvements were delivered through a set of feature work and targeted bug fixes across the release cycle, reducing risk and accelerating time-to-value for users upgrading to 2.51. Highlights by category: - Features delivered for 2.51.0: Implemented user-facing enhancements (start-after option for git for-each-ref; clarified multi-pack-index placement; switch/restore changes no longer experimental; improved -p behavior to honor context/config; enhancements to alias and submodule handling). - RC cycle stabilization: Addressed critical RC-cycle bugs (diff --no-index now ignores worktree; fix for deflate path in git archive --format=zip; last-minute stability fixes before rc2). - Release notes and versioning: Created release notes for 2.51.0 and executed version bumps from rc2 to final, enabling a clear upgrade path and communication to users. - Documentation improvements: Updated coding guidelines and includeIf documentation to reduce ambiguity and improve contributor onboarding. Overall impact: Accelerated the 2.51 RC-to-Final delivery with measurable improvements in user-facing behavior, stability, and documentation clarity. These changes reduce upgrade risk for users and improve developer onboarding and maintenance for the release. Technologies/skills demonstrated: Release engineering, code review discipline, changelog and release notes management, documentation standards, and practical understanding of git internals and user-facing CLI behavior (for-each-ref, multi-pack-index, diff, archive formats, includeIf semantics).
11 Commits • 3 Features
Aug 1, 2025Monthly summary for 2025-08 (microsoft/git): This month focused on delivering the 2.51.0 release cycle with user-facing enhancements and stable RC-to-Final transition, while strengthening documentation and release notes to improve adoption and maintainability. Key improvements were delivered through a set of feature work and targeted bug fixes across the release cycle, reducing risk and accelerating time-to-value for users upgrading to 2.51. Highlights by category: - Features delivered for 2.51.0: Implemented user-facing enhancements (start-after option for git for-each-ref; clarified multi-pack-index placement; switch/restore changes no longer experimental; improved -p behavior to honor context/config; enhancements to alias and submodule handling). - RC cycle stabilization: Addressed critical RC-cycle bugs (diff --no-index now ignores worktree; fix for deflate path in git archive --format=zip; last-minute stability fixes before rc2). - Release notes and versioning: Created release notes for 2.51.0 and executed version bumps from rc2 to final, enabling a clear upgrade path and communication to users. - Documentation improvements: Updated coding guidelines and includeIf documentation to reduce ambiguity and improve contributor onboarding. Overall impact: Accelerated the 2.51 RC-to-Final delivery with measurable improvements in user-facing behavior, stability, and documentation clarity. These changes reduce upgrade risk for users and improve developer onboarding and maintenance for the release. Technologies/skills demonstrated: Release engineering, code review discipline, changelog and release notes management, documentation standards, and practical understanding of git internals and user-facing CLI behavior (for-each-ref, multi-pack-index, diff, archive formats, includeIf semantics).
August 2025
July 2025
18 Commits • 3 Features
Jul 1, 2025Concise monthly summary for 2025-07 covering microsoft/git. The month centered on delivering a stable Git 2.51.0 release, improving safety around submodule handling, fixing memory leaks in core server-side tasks, and enhancing commit performance, with CI and maintenance improvements to boost reliability and developer productivity. The work emphasized business value through release readiness, stability, and maintainability.
July 2025
18 Commits • 3 Features
Jul 1, 2025Concise monthly summary for 2025-07 covering microsoft/git. The month centered on delivering a stable Git 2.51.0 release, improving safety around submodule handling, fixing memory leaks in core server-side tasks, and enhancing commit performance, with CI and maintenance improvements to boost reliability and developer productivity. The work emphasized business value through release readiness, stability, and maintainability.
June 2025
20 Commits • 2 Features
Jun 1, 2025June 2025 for microsoft/git delivered tangible business value through user-focused features, security hardening, and release engineering improvements. Key work includes introducing a --compact-summary option for merge and pull with extended merge.stat coverage, completing 2.50.x release cycle notes and compatibility work, applying CVE fixes across 2.49.1 and 2.50.1, implementing cross-platform build/tooling enhancements, and initiating 2.51.0 release prep with userdiff patterns, documentation improvements, and performance tweaks. These efforts improve efficiency for large repos, reduce risk, and accelerate release velocity across the project.
20 Commits • 2 Features
Jun 1, 2025June 2025 for microsoft/git delivered tangible business value through user-focused features, security hardening, and release engineering improvements. Key work includes introducing a --compact-summary option for merge and pull with extended merge.stat coverage, completing 2.50.x release cycle notes and compatibility work, applying CVE fixes across 2.49.1 and 2.50.1, implementing cross-platform build/tooling enhancements, and initiating 2.51.0 release prep with userdiff patterns, documentation improvements, and performance tweaks. These efforts improve efficiency for large repos, reduce risk, and accelerate release velocity across the project.
June 2025
May 2025
21 Commits • 9 Features
May 1, 2025May 2025 performance summary for microsoft/git focused on business value delivery, stability improvements, and release-readiness. Delivered batch-based release batching for 2025-05 (batches 11–15) to improve release traceability and rollout coordination. Strengthened deprecation strategy with messaging and removal readiness for unused commands to reduce long-term maintenance costs. Improved safety and clarity around whatchanged by enforcing an explicit --i-still-use-this flag and establishing removal conditions when built with breaking changes, reducing user confusion and accidental changes. Completed comprehensive documentation and breaking changes readiness, including synopsis markup updates, WhatsChanged entries, and prep work for removing whatchanged. Progressed the Git 2.50 RC cycle with RC0/RC1 updates and batch-topic expansion (16th–18th batches), aligning release readiness with compatibility, and explored experimental features such as fast-export --signed-commits."
May 2025
21 Commits • 9 Features
May 1, 2025May 2025 performance summary for microsoft/git focused on business value delivery, stability improvements, and release-readiness. Delivered batch-based release batching for 2025-05 (batches 11–15) to improve release traceability and rollout coordination. Strengthened deprecation strategy with messaging and removal readiness for unused commands to reduce long-term maintenance costs. Improved safety and clarity around whatchanged by enforcing an explicit --i-still-use-this flag and establishing removal conditions when built with breaking changes, reducing user confusion and accidental changes. Completed comprehensive documentation and breaking changes readiness, including synopsis markup updates, WhatsChanged entries, and prep work for removing whatchanged. Progressed the Git 2.50 RC cycle with RC0/RC1 updates and batch-topic expansion (16th–18th batches), aligning release readiness with compatibility, and explored experimental features such as fast-export --signed-commits."
April 2025
13 Commits • 6 Features
Apr 1, 2025April 2025 — microsoft/git delivered features and reliability improvements that enhance maintenance automation, improve user experience when inspecting history, and optimize storage and CI reliability. Key deliverables include reflog maintenance tooling with a drop subcommand and batch-configured retention, improved blame porcelain behavior and fetch stability as part of ongoing history improvements, a new repack option to consolidate cruft-packs, CI reliability enhancements (graceful handling of missing optional dependencies and updated install sources), and comprehensive 2.50.0 release notes/docs preparation. These changes reduce operational risk, improve data integrity, and support the product cadence for the 2.50.0 release.
13 Commits • 6 Features
Apr 1, 2025April 2025 — microsoft/git delivered features and reliability improvements that enhance maintenance automation, improve user experience when inspecting history, and optimize storage and CI reliability. Key deliverables include reflog maintenance tooling with a drop subcommand and batch-configured retention, improved blame porcelain behavior and fetch stability as part of ongoing history improvements, a new repack option to consolidate cruft-packs, CI reliability enhancements (graceful handling of missing optional dependencies and updated install sources), and comprehensive 2.50.0 release notes/docs preparation. These changes reduce operational risk, improve data integrity, and support the product cadence for the 2.50.0 release.
April 2025
March 2025
17 Commits • 3 Features
Mar 1, 2025March 2025 monthly summary for microsoft/git focused on delivering a stable Release 2.49.0 cycle and laying groundwork for Git 2.50.0. Key features delivered include user-facing improvements, release notes generation, version bumps, and build/doc stability associated with the 2.49.0 cycle. The work encompassed collecting and integrating release-related commits across the cycle (e.g., Git 2.49, rc1/rc2, and help/text refinements such as showing --no-reflog in the help text), contributing to a smoother release experience for users and downstream developers. Test harness and test suite improvements were implemented to boost reliability and coverage, including documenting test_lazy_prereq, introducing WITH_BREAKING_CHANGES prerequisites, and modernization of test flows (e.g., t6120 updates) to reduce flaky tests. CLI cleanup removed deprecated --stdin support in name-rev with explicit documentation of the equivalent --annotate-stdin, aligning CLI behavior with current usage patterns and reducing user confusion. Release planning for Git 2.50.0 commenced with initial notes and versioning scaffolding (batch #1 and batch #2 work streams) to enable earlier visibility into the cycle. Overall impact: improved release predictability, clearer release notes, more reliable testing, and removal of deprecated options to reduce friction for users and contributors. Technologies/skills demonstrated include release engineering, build/document automation, test automation and coverage improvements, and deeper work with Git internals (compat utility, atfork_prepare, NOT_CONSTANT macro) and CLI ergonomics.
March 2025
17 Commits • 3 Features
Mar 1, 2025March 2025 monthly summary for microsoft/git focused on delivering a stable Release 2.49.0 cycle and laying groundwork for Git 2.50.0. Key features delivered include user-facing improvements, release notes generation, version bumps, and build/doc stability associated with the 2.49.0 cycle. The work encompassed collecting and integrating release-related commits across the cycle (e.g., Git 2.49, rc1/rc2, and help/text refinements such as showing --no-reflog in the help text), contributing to a smoother release experience for users and downstream developers. Test harness and test suite improvements were implemented to boost reliability and coverage, including documenting test_lazy_prereq, introducing WITH_BREAKING_CHANGES prerequisites, and modernization of test flows (e.g., t6120 updates) to reduce flaky tests. CLI cleanup removed deprecated --stdin support in name-rev with explicit documentation of the equivalent --annotate-stdin, aligning CLI behavior with current usage patterns and reducing user confusion. Release planning for Git 2.50.0 commenced with initial notes and versioning scaffolding (batch #1 and batch #2 work streams) to enable earlier visibility into the cycle. Overall impact: improved release predictability, clearer release notes, more reliable testing, and removal of deprecated options to reduce friction for users and contributors. Technologies/skills demonstrated include release engineering, build/document automation, test automation and coverage improvements, and deeper work with Git internals (compat utility, atfork_prepare, NOT_CONSTANT macro) and CLI ergonomics.
February 2025
13 Commits • 9 Features
Feb 1, 2025February 2025 (Microsoft/git): A focused feature and stability sprint delivering a robust 2.49.0 feature set, workflow enhancements, and targeted bug fixes that improve reliability and developer productivity. Key outcomes include the major 2.49.0 feature set with path-hash for pack-objects/repack, --expire-to for git gc, autocorrect, a Rust interface, and repack fixes; support for shallow clones of single commits not at the branch tip; a new git backfill command to bulk-download missing files in blobless clones; initialization/config reliability improvements along with standardized boolean interpretation in Git config and environment variables; and comprehensive documentation updates to clarify breaking changes, deprecations, and HTTP transport behavior. Major bug fixes addressed critical stability areas in refs migration, bundle fetch, diff option handling, and mailmap checks.
13 Commits • 9 Features
Feb 1, 2025February 2025 (Microsoft/git): A focused feature and stability sprint delivering a robust 2.49.0 feature set, workflow enhancements, and targeted bug fixes that improve reliability and developer productivity. Key outcomes include the major 2.49.0 feature set with path-hash for pack-objects/repack, --expire-to for git gc, autocorrect, a Rust interface, and repack fixes; support for shallow clones of single commits not at the branch tip; a new git backfill command to bulk-download missing files in blobless clones; initialization/config reliability improvements along with standardized boolean interpretation in Git config and environment variables; and comprehensive documentation updates to clarify breaking changes, deprecations, and HTTP transport behavior. Major bug fixes addressed critical stability areas in refs migration, bundle fetch, diff option handling, and mailmap checks.
February 2025
January 2025
22 Commits • 4 Features
Jan 1, 2025January 2025 (Month: 2025-01) focused on release engineering, stability, and developer experience for microsoft/git. Key work centered on advancing the Git release cycle for 2.48/2.49, driving end-to-end progression from rc1 through final 2.48 and 2.48.1, and kicking off the 2.49 cycle. Additionally, a critical stability fix was applied by reverting the barrier-based LSan threading race workaround. The month also delivered user-facing documentation and UX improvements, and addressed build quality by suppressing noisy compiler warnings. Momentum was maintained through batch commits (second through sixth batches) to stabilize ongoing work. This combination of deliverables accelerated release readiness, reduced risk, and improved maintainability and contributor experience.
January 2025
22 Commits • 4 Features
Jan 1, 2025January 2025 (Month: 2025-01) focused on release engineering, stability, and developer experience for microsoft/git. Key work centered on advancing the Git release cycle for 2.48/2.49, driving end-to-end progression from rc1 through final 2.48 and 2.48.1, and kicking off the 2.49 cycle. Additionally, a critical stability fix was applied by reverting the barrier-based LSan threading race workaround. The month also delivered user-facing documentation and UX improvements, and addressed build quality by suppressing noisy compiler warnings. Momentum was maintained through batch commits (second through sixth batches) to stabilize ongoing work. This combination of deliverables accelerated release readiness, reduced risk, and improved maintainability and contributor experience.
December 2024
18 Commits • 5 Features
Dec 1, 2024In December 2024, microsoft/git delivered reliability and performance improvements across the repository, with a focus on remote fetch reliability, code maintainability, and clear release communications. Key features included fetch optimization to avoid unnecessary remote HEAD requests, an internal API refactor moving ref name helpers to a dedicated refs API, and usability enhancements clarifying show-index behavior. Major bugs fixed encompassed preventing HEAD from being used as a tag name and addressing a critical double-free in reference resolution with the sequencer honoring core.commentString. Release notes/docs for Git 2.48.0 / 2.48-rc1 were consolidated, and overall safety and plantition improvements were implemented through targeted test and portability work. These efforts improved remote operation reliability, code clarity, and user-facing documentation, while tightening memory safety and cross-platform behavior.
18 Commits • 5 Features
Dec 1, 2024In December 2024, microsoft/git delivered reliability and performance improvements across the repository, with a focus on remote fetch reliability, code maintainability, and clear release communications. Key features included fetch optimization to avoid unnecessary remote HEAD requests, an internal API refactor moving ref name helpers to a dedicated refs API, and usability enhancements clarifying show-index behavior. Major bugs fixed encompassed preventing HEAD from being used as a tag name and addressing a critical double-free in reference resolution with the sequencer honoring core.commentString. Release notes/docs for Git 2.48.0 / 2.48-rc1 were consolidated, and overall safety and plantition improvements were implemented through targeted test and portability work. These efforts improved remote operation reliability, code clarity, and user-facing documentation, while tightening memory safety and cross-platform behavior.
December 2024
November 2024
10 Commits • 2 Features
Nov 1, 2024November 2024 (2024-11) focused on delivering tangible feature improvements and strengthening documentation and release processes for microsoft/git. The work enhanced workflow efficiency, improved user clarity, and supported release readiness across multiple versions.
November 2024
10 Commits • 2 Features
Nov 1, 2024November 2024 (2024-11) focused on delivering tangible feature improvements and strengthening documentation and release processes for microsoft/git. The work enhanced workflow efficiency, improved user clarity, and supported release readiness across multiple versions.
September 2024
1 Commits
Sep 1, 2024September 2024: Focused on stabilizing the Linux32 CI workflow in microsoft/git by removing the deprecated action that uploaded failed test directories, addressing reliability issues and reducing CI noise. The change, committed as 0d606d8c2a387189bd5cf453e64519c314283a96, aligns with ongoing CI modernization and lowers maintenance burden.
1 Commits
Sep 1, 2024September 2024: Focused on stabilizing the Linux32 CI workflow in microsoft/git by removing the deprecated action that uploaded failed test directories, addressing reliability issues and reducing CI noise. The change, committed as 0d606d8c2a387189bd5cf453e64519c314283a96, aligns with ongoing CI modernization and lowers maintenance burden.
September 2024
May 2024
1 Commits
May 1, 2024May 2024 monthly summary for microsoft/git: Key bug fix delivered in the regex compatibility layer to correct the calloc argument order to calloc(nmemb, size), addressing Windows compiler compatibility issues and preventing memory allocation errors. This change strengthens cross-platform stability and correctness of the regex functionality across Windows and Unix-like environments. Commit reference: 7e6073d27083054773f3c3b21a608f400cf7348d (compat/regex: fix argument order to calloc(3)).
May 2024
1 Commits
May 1, 2024May 2024 monthly summary for microsoft/git: Key bug fix delivered in the regex compatibility layer to correct the calloc argument order to calloc(nmemb, size), addressing Windows compiler compatibility issues and preventing memory allocation errors. This change strengthens cross-platform stability and correctness of the regex functionality across Windows and Unix-like environments. Commit reference: 7e6073d27083054773f3c3b21a608f400cf7348d (compat/regex: fix argument order to calloc(3)).
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Correctness90.2%
Maintainability89.2%
Architecture84.6%
Performance83.2%
AI Usage20.2%
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