logseq/logseq
Oct 2024 – Oct 2025
13 Months active
Languages Used
ClojureClojureScriptEDNJavaScriptCLJSJSONYAMLMarkdown
Technical Skills
Backend DevelopmentBuild System ConfigurationBuild SystemsClojureClojureScriptCode Cleanup
Gabriel Horner
PROFILE
Gabriel Horner
Gabriel worked extensively on the logseq/logseq repository, delivering robust data import/export workflows, schema graph enhancements, and publishing stability improvements. He engineered features such as undo/redo for imports, multi-parent class support in the schema graph, and asset management across both CLI and UI. Gabriel’s technical approach emphasized single-transaction processing, metadata consistency, and error handling, using Clojure, ClojureScript, and JavaScript. He refactored core modules for maintainability, improved test infrastructure, and streamlined developer tooling. His work addressed data integrity, reduced regressions, and enabled scalable knowledge graph operations, reflecting a deep understanding of backend development, database management, and full stack integration.
Overall Statistics
Feature vs Bugs
44%Features
Repository Contributions
706Total
Bugs
215
Commits
706
Features
168
Lines of code
88,715
Activity Months13
Your Network
20 people
Work History
October 2025
9 Commits • 3 Features
Oct 1, 2025In Oct 2025, Logseq delivered a cohesive set of data-ingestion and quality-of-life improvements for logseq/logseq, translating into stronger data integrity, reduced user friction, and a more maintainable codebase. Key work includes a robust data import feature with undo/redo for imports, support for current blocks, and single-transaction processing with improved error handling (commit 487cbb2bc911420e20276a194bdf134b2b3dccb0). The import workflow was enhanced to ensure EDN batch imports merge transaction metadata correctly, propagate import flags reliably, and prevent unintended side effects on embeddings (commits 865c8c690eb682e59470966154e6fd66c4512a21; 683b2c54c8d6579a88738307b485d5a618396d62; db57d6834b0e05a8fdd3db0042a1182cdbba831a). Stability and code-quality improvements were also pursued through dependency upgrades, CLI import fixes, and lint/validation corrections to reduce regressions and improve developer experience (commits 27d5a369fde8b583b5c7ed4407345b4e54bf0d82; 2500fe888a2185a106282de4f920869ee630a1fa; 652a9061ea104dc07f9fef5f043906ba5c7688e2; c248ea16aa0f3c9494761b97169a40d13a7201c1; bbb838805cfbb8a09d18075146e4683a64090a46). These changes reduce data-risk during imports, improve error clarity, and raise overall system resilience.
9 Commits • 3 Features
Oct 1, 2025In Oct 2025, Logseq delivered a cohesive set of data-ingestion and quality-of-life improvements for logseq/logseq, translating into stronger data integrity, reduced user friction, and a more maintainable codebase. Key work includes a robust data import feature with undo/redo for imports, support for current blocks, and single-transaction processing with improved error handling (commit 487cbb2bc911420e20276a194bdf134b2b3dccb0). The import workflow was enhanced to ensure EDN batch imports merge transaction metadata correctly, propagate import flags reliably, and prevent unintended side effects on embeddings (commits 865c8c690eb682e59470966154e6fd66c4512a21; 683b2c54c8d6579a88738307b485d5a618396d62; db57d6834b0e05a8fdd3db0042a1182cdbba831a). Stability and code-quality improvements were also pursued through dependency upgrades, CLI import fixes, and lint/validation corrections to reduce regressions and improve developer experience (commits 27d5a369fde8b583b5c7ed4407345b4e54bf0d82; 2500fe888a2185a106282de4f920869ee630a1fa; 652a9061ea104dc07f9fef5f043906ba5c7688e2; c248ea16aa0f3c9494761b97169a40d13a7201c1; bbb838805cfbb8a09d18075146e4683a64090a46). These changes reduce data-risk during imports, improve error clarity, and raise overall system resilience.
October 2025
September 2025
20 Commits • 5 Features
Sep 1, 2025September 2025 monthly summary for logseq/logseq focused on delivering stability, data integrity, and enhanced authoring/export features, with a strong emphasis on business value and technical rigor across core publishing, import/export, and metadata capabilities.
September 2025
20 Commits • 5 Features
Sep 1, 2025September 2025 monthly summary for logseq/logseq focused on delivering stability, data integrity, and enhanced authoring/export features, with a strong emphasis on business value and technical rigor across core publishing, import/export, and metadata capabilities.
August 2025
34 Commits • 15 Features
Aug 1, 2025Month: 2025-08 — Logseq/logseq delivered a set of developer-focused enhancements, reliability fixes, and release-readiness work that collectively improve stability, release velocity, and offline capabilities. Major features delivered include a refactor to unify the fetch of the ~/logseq/graphs directory, enhancements to dev tooling (more workers and db namespaces in linters) for faster feedback, offline CLI search with predefined queries, and significant CLI/export improvements to support alpha release workflows. We also advanced user-facing functionality with the append command and its improvements, richer entity queries, and in-depth usage descriptions for complex commands. Release-readiness tasks were completed (prep for alpha release, README/changelog updates, and a publish workflow for the CLI), alongside platform compatibility fixes (Node version bump for Electron, and updates to nbb-logseq) to ensure smoother deployments. Key outcomes include: increased build reliability, faster local development cycles, improved data access patterns, and a more robust CLI experience that handles required arguments, errors gracefully, and clearer usage messaging.
34 Commits • 15 Features
Aug 1, 2025Month: 2025-08 — Logseq/logseq delivered a set of developer-focused enhancements, reliability fixes, and release-readiness work that collectively improve stability, release velocity, and offline capabilities. Major features delivered include a refactor to unify the fetch of the ~/logseq/graphs directory, enhancements to dev tooling (more workers and db namespaces in linters) for faster feedback, offline CLI search with predefined queries, and significant CLI/export improvements to support alpha release workflows. We also advanced user-facing functionality with the append command and its improvements, richer entity queries, and in-depth usage descriptions for complex commands. Release-readiness tasks were completed (prep for alpha release, README/changelog updates, and a publish workflow for the CLI), alongside platform compatibility fixes (Node version bump for Electron, and updates to nbb-logseq) to ensure smoother deployments. Key outcomes include: increased build reliability, faster local development cycles, improved data access patterns, and a more robust CLI experience that handles required arguments, errors gracefully, and clearer usage messaging.
August 2025
July 2025
56 Commits • 25 Features
Jul 1, 2025July 2025 monthly performance summary for logseq/logseq. Delivered major schema-graph enhancements, improved data integrity, and expanded import capabilities, delivering measurable business value and improved user experience. Key outcomes include: multi-parent support for classes in the schema graph; datetime properties added to the schema graph; removal of unnecessary property conflicts to simplify schema maintenance; graph display improvements enabling multiple graphs in a single view; enhanced content ingestion with PDF and Markdown annotation import improvements; and targeted tests for unique namespaced pages. Also stabilized the publishing workflow, improved API query reliability and parity, and performed essential maintenance on DB namespace and CLI tooling. Overall, this work results in a more robust, scalable knowledge graph with faster lookups, fewer regressions, and a smoother publishing and integration experience for users and developers.
July 2025
56 Commits • 25 Features
Jul 1, 2025July 2025 monthly performance summary for logseq/logseq. Delivered major schema-graph enhancements, improved data integrity, and expanded import capabilities, delivering measurable business value and improved user experience. Key outcomes include: multi-parent support for classes in the schema graph; datetime properties added to the schema graph; removal of unnecessary property conflicts to simplify schema maintenance; graph display improvements enabling multiple graphs in a single view; enhanced content ingestion with PDF and Markdown annotation import improvements; and targeted tests for unique namespaced pages. Also stabilized the publishing workflow, improved API query reliability and parity, and performed essential maintenance on DB namespace and CLI tooling. Overall, this work results in a more robust, scalable knowledge graph with faster lookups, fewer regressions, and a smoother publishing and integration experience for users and developers.
June 2025
55 Commits • 8 Features
Jun 1, 2025June 2025 performance highlights for logseq/logseq. Delivered major publishing and asset-management enhancements, stabilized the data model, and strengthened developer tooling, resulting in more reliable publishing, richer import/export capabilities, and a smoother end-to-end user experience. The team also refined UI/text terminology to align with current product language while continuing to improve test coverage and build reliability.
55 Commits • 8 Features
Jun 1, 2025June 2025 performance highlights for logseq/logseq. Delivered major publishing and asset-management enhancements, stabilized the data model, and strengthened developer tooling, resulting in more reliable publishing, richer import/export capabilities, and a smoother end-to-end user experience. The team also refined UI/text terminology to align with current product language while continuing to improve test coverage and build reliability.
June 2025
May 2025
102 Commits • 20 Features
May 1, 2025May 2025 results: Delivered targeted architectural refinements, stability fixes, and tooling enhancements for logseq/logseq. Standardized property namespaces and names, advanced DB graph querying, and introduced an import option to preserve existing page properties. Strengthened data integrity with graph EDN export improvements and expanded developer tooling and test infrastructure to accelerate delivery and QA.
May 2025
102 Commits • 20 Features
May 1, 2025May 2025 results: Delivered targeted architectural refinements, stability fixes, and tooling enhancements for logseq/logseq. Standardized property namespaces and names, advanced DB graph querying, and introduced an import option to preserve existing page properties. Strengthened data integrity with graph EDN export improvements and expanded developer tooling and test infrastructure to accelerate delivery and QA.
April 2025
66 Commits • 20 Features
Apr 1, 2025April 2025 performance summary for logseq/logseq focused on delivering business-value improvements in data export capabilities, large-graph processing performance, testing/CI stability, and maintainability. Deliverables span robust export enhancements, reliability fixes for EDN/export workflows, scalable graph import, and targeted code quality improvements that reduce future maintenance and risk.
66 Commits • 20 Features
Apr 1, 2025April 2025 performance summary for logseq/logseq focused on delivering business-value improvements in data export capabilities, large-graph processing performance, testing/CI stability, and maintainability. Deliverables span robust export enhancements, reliability fixes for EDN/export workflows, scalable graph import, and targeted code quality improvements that reduce future maintenance and risk.
April 2025
March 2025
76 Commits • 17 Features
Mar 1, 2025March 2025 (2025-03) — Delivered a comprehensive upgrade to graph export/import and developer tooling for logseq/logseq, driving data portability, reliability, and faster delivery cycles. The work emphasized EDN-based workflows, robust error handling, deterministic graph representations, and performance optimizations, complemented by expanded CI coverage and REPL-friendly dev scripts.
March 2025
76 Commits • 17 Features
Mar 1, 2025March 2025 (2025-03) — Delivered a comprehensive upgrade to graph export/import and developer tooling for logseq/logseq, driving data portability, reliability, and faster delivery cycles. The work emphasized EDN-based workflows, robust error handling, deterministic graph representations, and performance optimizations, complemented by expanded CI coverage and REPL-friendly dev scripts.
February 2025
68 Commits • 19 Features
Feb 1, 2025February 2025 highlights for logseq/logseq: Delivered core page export/import functionality with block-level exports and UUID preservation, enabling reliable page portability and easier data sharing across pages and blocks. Expanded node/property export/import to support date properties, classes, and block-backed properties, improving data fidelity during migrations. Added graph ontology export/import command to facilitate graph-wide interoperability and tooling. Extended page export/import to include properties, tags, journaling references, class children, and a keep-UUID option, strengthening data integrity and traceability. Improved robustness and developer velocity through EDN export/import enablement, comprehensive error handling, refactor of handler namespaces to a file-based layout, and targeted fixes for importer/exporter edge cases (block refs, property migrations, and duplicates).
68 Commits • 19 Features
Feb 1, 2025February 2025 highlights for logseq/logseq: Delivered core page export/import functionality with block-level exports and UUID preservation, enabling reliable page portability and easier data sharing across pages and blocks. Expanded node/property export/import to support date properties, classes, and block-backed properties, improving data fidelity during migrations. Added graph ontology export/import command to facilitate graph-wide interoperability and tooling. Extended page export/import to include properties, tags, journaling references, class children, and a keep-UUID option, strengthening data integrity and traceability. Improved robustness and developer velocity through EDN export/import enablement, comprehensive error handling, refactor of handler namespaces to a file-based layout, and targeted fixes for importer/exporter edge cases (block refs, property migrations, and duplicates).
February 2025
January 2025
91 Commits • 17 Features
Jan 1, 2025January 2025 focused on stabilizing core import/export workflows, strengthening data integrity, and enhancing developer tooling in logseq/logseq. Delivered user-facing enhancements, fixed critical stability issues, and tightened the codebase with linting and tooling improvements, enabling safer deployments and faster iteration. The month produced measurable business value through improved page/header UX, robust built-in protections, cross-graph data operations, and scalable build/EDN tooling.
January 2025
91 Commits • 17 Features
Jan 1, 2025January 2025 focused on stabilizing core import/export workflows, strengthening data integrity, and enhancing developer tooling in logseq/logseq. Delivered user-facing enhancements, fixed critical stability issues, and tightened the codebase with linting and tooling improvements, enabling safer deployments and faster iteration. The month produced measurable business value through improved page/header UX, robust built-in protections, cross-graph data operations, and scalable build/EDN tooling.
December 2024
51 Commits • 4 Features
Dec 1, 2024December 2024 — logseq/logseq monthly performance summary highlighting delivery, reliability improvements, and developer velocity across key areas. Key features delivered: - Dev and maintenance improvements: yarn.lock maintenance and reuse of a test helper from graph-parser with other dependencies, enabling faster test feedback and more stable builds. (Commits: 71d4e02703e1f804fad980f66fa4384603b2bdfa; ee6fd77c4ab96e1777b7c797b27d89e682e793d4) - Block tags validation and frontend lint enhancements: strengthened :block/tags validation and addressed frontend lint issues, with added tests for coverage. (Commits: 3638644dab0cc84719866b8f822a9280b691d4b0; 2767e7bb8a2c832a6af963a71c9bbdbe23e6a6d8) - Core tag queryability and schema attrs cleanup: expanded support for querying properties and tags and removed unused core schema attributes to simplify schemas. (Commits: cafa70f4092fa2c9481a6797d3d6d78942a84908; 48975198157e57f8ea33f89d4ea0c429af240d61) - Debug context for importer get-page-uuid: added debugging context to importer to accelerate diagnosing get-page-uuid related issues. (Commit: 052d239682f5eb4e50669fd8630bc815b57a4e1c) Major bugs fixed: - Page/Block/Refs Import and Page Class Fixes: resolved missing :block/refs on imported pages, ensured Page class presence on imports, and added test coverage to prevent regressions. (Commits: 14a621fdcbb6ff7edd082ff23cd8544a18217bb1; 87caca8c680ba982fb6dba3dcd467fd6491a7881; af044ddb1e6221400ecebe684fd7326a18c806e8; d0a6ebf38983a55920aafbe79e10e0083c8c3b21) - Electron install/start fix after package.json changes: fixed Electron app install/start flow after package.json edits. (Commit: c6bf04c2877ec85105b82a791aae63819e60f62e) - Classes and Properties handling fixes: prevented removal of Parent property from classes and ensured imported properties aren’t both a Page and a Property. (Commits: 1249e3240980aff89c62eb5ad256ce051dd4f655; afab95f8fcc99df14432e54fee3e7e3493e9beef) - Graphs/Queries/Tag and Task handling fixes: addressed deadline queries for db graphs, default values, task descendant tagging, and internal tag rejection flow. (Commits: f5666fab476419f31dc8b2a9aed99e2c94e110c2; bcdd16214522f8756e4b7b147ad1f72e49a3e7e9; b89a4925d82e9bda928bde9c0157cd415b592a6b; 066b50589d500cdb333961d1c48e598ca183179c; 70924449035afe85605ef11148ea22e518efef68) - Alias and page-to-class conversion: repaired aliasing of namespaced pages and conversion of Page to Class. (Commits: 3dff9e26c0f80b497d8a4f879a7612d6a11a2e5c; 26430eb2ca2d3708360b86efa277365d3ccbf60c) - Built-in Tag/Property parent and tagging correctness: multiple fixes to parent handling and tagging for built-in classes. (Commits: 953d9e39cf6b1f3851a282ea4d70b36856c3d579; d624d5e7db26b91b9298398407a93c56791ded78; 8cda4758a2df987535930ac004f06fe63c9efc7e; 5036b976abaa533318f34e81cce290e8c336f41c; f092acb798567839ba5f684cc8dc0304d7850a55; f391f19e7b3699aa312701bedefe44d9b16f24b3) - Regression fixes: content and journal validation, duplicate journal pages, and related regression hardening. (Commits: f72370d21eb6529ff64e0f5c2289b5b68d44bb1e; f5e7b2ce837aa35ff6e1e0fc3b255451c302ec6c; 409107f385cc05de79d6bfdaaa65744c5cd7755e; 513f52ce50d32548b75267badcc63e08733b1a81) - Additional stability and quality improvements: cleanup of temporary files and graph/EDN debug context updates. (Commits: b2d6aa495673f28bbc5d635344be03852274d19c; de339cb6f7f5576339462d91ceac4030944d75b3; ad485875fec695db509a0dd55f76a7a9b5bbc07a; a50e1fe681fa5939b051f0a075704691e0a903bd; 1406a215b4eef859e26bd353c4a6ac5e42432137) Overall impact and accomplishments: - Substantial reliability and data integrity improvements across import, tagging, journaling, and graph-related features. - Expanded test coverage and improved developer workflow with streamlined dev tooling and test helpers. - Reduced regression risk for core flows and improved user experience through stricter validations and linting. Technologies and skills demonstrated: - Strong focus on test coverage, lint hygiene, and dev tooling (yarn.lock maintenance, test helper reuse). - Electron app stability, EDN graph debugging, and importer diagnostics. - Deep expertise in import/export reliability, tagging semantics, page/class modeling, and graph integrations.
51 Commits • 4 Features
Dec 1, 2024December 2024 — logseq/logseq monthly performance summary highlighting delivery, reliability improvements, and developer velocity across key areas. Key features delivered: - Dev and maintenance improvements: yarn.lock maintenance and reuse of a test helper from graph-parser with other dependencies, enabling faster test feedback and more stable builds. (Commits: 71d4e02703e1f804fad980f66fa4384603b2bdfa; ee6fd77c4ab96e1777b7c797b27d89e682e793d4) - Block tags validation and frontend lint enhancements: strengthened :block/tags validation and addressed frontend lint issues, with added tests for coverage. (Commits: 3638644dab0cc84719866b8f822a9280b691d4b0; 2767e7bb8a2c832a6af963a71c9bbdbe23e6a6d8) - Core tag queryability and schema attrs cleanup: expanded support for querying properties and tags and removed unused core schema attributes to simplify schemas. (Commits: cafa70f4092fa2c9481a6797d3d6d78942a84908; 48975198157e57f8ea33f89d4ea0c429af240d61) - Debug context for importer get-page-uuid: added debugging context to importer to accelerate diagnosing get-page-uuid related issues. (Commit: 052d239682f5eb4e50669fd8630bc815b57a4e1c) Major bugs fixed: - Page/Block/Refs Import and Page Class Fixes: resolved missing :block/refs on imported pages, ensured Page class presence on imports, and added test coverage to prevent regressions. (Commits: 14a621fdcbb6ff7edd082ff23cd8544a18217bb1; 87caca8c680ba982fb6dba3dcd467fd6491a7881; af044ddb1e6221400ecebe684fd7326a18c806e8; d0a6ebf38983a55920aafbe79e10e0083c8c3b21) - Electron install/start fix after package.json changes: fixed Electron app install/start flow after package.json edits. (Commit: c6bf04c2877ec85105b82a791aae63819e60f62e) - Classes and Properties handling fixes: prevented removal of Parent property from classes and ensured imported properties aren’t both a Page and a Property. (Commits: 1249e3240980aff89c62eb5ad256ce051dd4f655; afab95f8fcc99df14432e54fee3e7e3493e9beef) - Graphs/Queries/Tag and Task handling fixes: addressed deadline queries for db graphs, default values, task descendant tagging, and internal tag rejection flow. (Commits: f5666fab476419f31dc8b2a9aed99e2c94e110c2; bcdd16214522f8756e4b7b147ad1f72e49a3e7e9; b89a4925d82e9bda928bde9c0157cd415b592a6b; 066b50589d500cdb333961d1c48e598ca183179c; 70924449035afe85605ef11148ea22e518efef68) - Alias and page-to-class conversion: repaired aliasing of namespaced pages and conversion of Page to Class. (Commits: 3dff9e26c0f80b497d8a4f879a7612d6a11a2e5c; 26430eb2ca2d3708360b86efa277365d3ccbf60c) - Built-in Tag/Property parent and tagging correctness: multiple fixes to parent handling and tagging for built-in classes. (Commits: 953d9e39cf6b1f3851a282ea4d70b36856c3d579; d624d5e7db26b91b9298398407a93c56791ded78; 8cda4758a2df987535930ac004f06fe63c9efc7e; 5036b976abaa533318f34e81cce290e8c336f41c; f092acb798567839ba5f684cc8dc0304d7850a55; f391f19e7b3699aa312701bedefe44d9b16f24b3) - Regression fixes: content and journal validation, duplicate journal pages, and related regression hardening. (Commits: f72370d21eb6529ff64e0f5c2289b5b68d44bb1e; f5e7b2ce837aa35ff6e1e0fc3b255451c302ec6c; 409107f385cc05de79d6bfdaaa65744c5cd7755e; 513f52ce50d32548b75267badcc63e08733b1a81) - Additional stability and quality improvements: cleanup of temporary files and graph/EDN debug context updates. (Commits: b2d6aa495673f28bbc5d635344be03852274d19c; de339cb6f7f5576339462d91ceac4030944d75b3; ad485875fec695db509a0dd55f76a7a9b5bbc07a; a50e1fe681fa5939b051f0a075704691e0a903bd; 1406a215b4eef859e26bd353c4a6ac5e42432137) Overall impact and accomplishments: - Substantial reliability and data integrity improvements across import, tagging, journaling, and graph-related features. - Expanded test coverage and improved developer workflow with streamlined dev tooling and test helpers. - Reduced regression risk for core flows and improved user experience through stricter validations and linting. Technologies and skills demonstrated: - Strong focus on test coverage, lint hygiene, and dev tooling (yarn.lock maintenance, test helper reuse). - Electron app stability, EDN graph debugging, and importer diagnostics. - Deep expertise in import/export reliability, tagging semantics, page/class modeling, and graph integrations.
December 2024
November 2024
63 Commits • 11 Features
Nov 1, 2024November 2024 focused on delivering high-value improvements to import workflows and DB graph integrity, while strengthening testing and developer tooling. Key outcomes include UI enhancements for importing, broader data ingestion coverage, and robust handling of namespaced tags and properties across imports. These changes reduce manual work, improve data reliability, and accelerate onboarding for content authors and developers.
November 2024
63 Commits • 11 Features
Nov 1, 2024November 2024 focused on delivering high-value improvements to import workflows and DB graph integrity, while strengthening testing and developer tooling. Key outcomes include UI enhancements for importing, broader data ingestion coverage, and robust handling of namespaced tags and properties across imports. These changes reduce manual work, improve data reliability, and accelerate onboarding for content authors and developers.
October 2024
15 Commits • 4 Features
Oct 1, 2024Performance-focused monthly summary for 2024-10: Delivered stability improvements, feature enhancements, and publishing workflow hardening for logseq/logseq. Key deliverables include: stable search for new tags/pages after a regression; re-enabled UI-based exporting of database graphs/publishing in Electron; optional 'import all tags as classes' data-import feature; localization improvements with linting and key cleanup; and comprehensive publishing workflow enhancements to prevent data leaks, crashes, and to improve asset handling and build traceability via source maps. Impact: increased reliability of search and publishing, improved data portability, reduced localization debt, and stronger safeguards across publish-ready graphs. Technologies demonstrated: JavaScript/TypeScript, Electron, UI/UX components, localization tooling, linting, build pipelines, and graph publishing tooling.
15 Commits • 4 Features
Oct 1, 2024Performance-focused monthly summary for 2024-10: Delivered stability improvements, feature enhancements, and publishing workflow hardening for logseq/logseq. Key deliverables include: stable search for new tags/pages after a regression; re-enabled UI-based exporting of database graphs/publishing in Electron; optional 'import all tags as classes' data-import feature; localization improvements with linting and key cleanup; and comprehensive publishing workflow enhancements to prevent data leaks, crashes, and to improve asset handling and build traceability via source maps. Impact: increased reliability of search and publishing, improved data portability, reduced localization debt, and stronger safeguards across publish-ready graphs. Technologies demonstrated: JavaScript/TypeScript, Electron, UI/UX components, localization tooling, linting, build pipelines, and graph publishing tooling.
October 2024
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Quality Metrics
Correctness86.2%
Maintainability85.0%
Architecture80.6%
Performance77.0%
AI Usage20.8%
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