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fix(cliproxy): convert windows backslashes to forward slashes in config.yaml auth-dir
Fixes #36 Windows paths with backslashes caused YAML parsing failures because backslashes are escape characters in double-quoted strings. Forward slashes work correctly on all platforms and avoid escape sequence issues. Changes: - src/cliproxy/config-generator.ts: Add .replace(/\\/g, '/') to authDir - tests/unit/cliproxy/config-generator.test.js: Add 12 unit tests Tests: 169/169 unit tests passing
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@@ -127,7 +127,7 @@ api-keys:
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# OAuth tokens stored in auth/ directory
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# CLIProxyAPI auto-discovers auth files in subdirectories
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auth-dir: "${authDir}"
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auth-dir: "${authDir.replace(/\\/g, '/')}"
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# All providers configured - routes by model name
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# No provider-specific sections needed - OAuth auth files provide credentials
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@@ -0,0 +1,194 @@
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/**
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* Tests for CLIProxy Config Generator
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* Verifies config.yaml generation including Windows path handling
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*/
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const assert = require('assert');
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const path = require('path');
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// Mock the config-manager module to provide test paths
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const originalModule = require.cache[require.resolve('../../../dist/utils/config-manager')];
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describe('Config Generator', () => {
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let configGenerator;
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let mockCcsDir;
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beforeEach(() => {
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// Clear the require cache to reload module with fresh mocks
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delete require.cache[require.resolve('../../../dist/cliproxy/config-generator')];
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// Set up a temporary test directory as CCS_HOME
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mockCcsDir = '/test/home/.ccs';
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});
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describe('generateUnifiedConfigContent', () => {
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it('converts Windows backslashes to forward slashes in auth-dir path', () => {
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// Simulate Windows path with backslashes
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const windowsPath = 'C:\\Users\\TestUser\\.ccs\\cliproxy\\auth';
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const normalizedPath = windowsPath.replace(/\\/g, '/');
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// Verify the replacement works correctly
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assert.strictEqual(normalizedPath, 'C:/Users/TestUser/.ccs/cliproxy/auth');
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assert(!normalizedPath.includes('\\'), 'Path should not contain backslashes');
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});
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it('handles mixed path separators', () => {
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// Test with mixed Windows and forward slashes
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const mixedPath = 'C:\\Users/TestUser\\.ccs/cliproxy\\auth';
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const normalizedPath = mixedPath.replace(/\\/g, '/');
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assert.strictEqual(normalizedPath, 'C:/Users/TestUser/.ccs/cliproxy/auth');
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});
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it('leaves forward slashes unchanged', () => {
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// Test with Unix paths (forward slashes only)
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const unixPath = '/home/testuser/.ccs/cliproxy/auth';
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const normalizedPath = unixPath.replace(/\\/g, '/');
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assert.strictEqual(normalizedPath, '/home/testuser/.ccs/cliproxy/auth');
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});
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it('generates valid YAML with normalized paths', () => {
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// Test the actual pattern used in config-generator.ts line 130
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const testAuthDir = 'C:\\Users\\TestUser\\.ccs\\cliproxy\\auth';
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const configLine = `auth-dir: "${testAuthDir.replace(/\\/g, '/')}"`;
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// Verify the YAML line is properly formatted
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assert(configLine.includes('auth-dir:'), 'Should contain auth-dir key');
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assert(configLine.includes('C:/Users/TestUser'), 'Should have normalized path');
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assert(!configLine.includes('\\'), 'Should not contain backslashes');
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// Verify it's valid YAML format
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assert.strictEqual(
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configLine,
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'auth-dir: "C:/Users/TestUser/.ccs/cliproxy/auth"'
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);
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});
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it('handles multiple consecutive backslashes', () => {
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// Edge case: multiple backslashes
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const weirdPath = 'C:\\\\Users\\\\TestUser\\\\.ccs\\\\cliproxy\\\\auth';
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const normalizedPath = weirdPath.replace(/\\/g, '/');
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assert.strictEqual(normalizedPath, 'C://Users//TestUser//.ccs//cliproxy//auth');
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assert(!normalizedPath.includes('\\'), 'Should not contain backslashes');
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});
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it('preserves all other characters in path', () => {
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// Test that normalization doesn't affect other characters
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const complexPath = 'D:\\Projects\\ccs-2024\\test\\.ccs\\auth-tokens\\provider.json';
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const normalizedPath = complexPath.replace(/\\/g, '/');
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assert.strictEqual(normalizedPath, 'D:/Projects/ccs-2024/test/.ccs/auth-tokens/provider.json');
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assert(normalizedPath.includes('Projects'), 'Should preserve directory names');
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assert(normalizedPath.includes('auth-tokens'), 'Should preserve hyphens');
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assert(normalizedPath.includes('provider.json'), 'Should preserve filenames');
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});
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it('works with environment variable expansion', () => {
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// Simulate path with environment variables
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const envPath = process.env.USERPROFILE || 'C:\\Users\\TestUser';
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const fullPath = path.join(envPath, '.ccs', 'cliproxy', 'auth');
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const normalizedPath = fullPath.replace(/\\/g, '/');
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// On Windows, path.join creates backslashes, on Unix forward slashes
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// The normalization should ensure forward slashes regardless
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assert(!normalizedPath.includes('\\'), 'Should not contain backslashes after normalization');
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assert(normalizedPath.includes('/.ccs/'), 'Should have normalized CCS path');
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});
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it('is idempotent - applying normalization twice gives same result', () => {
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const windowsPath = 'C:\\Users\\Test\\.ccs\\auth';
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const normalized1 = windowsPath.replace(/\\/g, '/');
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const normalized2 = normalized1.replace(/\\/g, '/');
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assert.strictEqual(normalized1, normalized2, 'Should be idempotent');
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assert.strictEqual(normalized2, 'C:/Users/Test/.ccs/auth');
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});
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it('handles YAML escaping requirements correctly', () => {
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// Windows paths with backslashes can cause YAML parsing issues
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// because backslash is an escape character in YAML strings
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const windowsPath = 'C:\\Users\\test\\.ccs\\auth';
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// Before fix: would contain backslashes, causing YAML parsing errors
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// After fix: forward slashes, which are safe in YAML
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const yamlUnsafePath = `auth-dir: "${windowsPath}"`;
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const yamlSafePath = `auth-dir: "${windowsPath.replace(/\\/g, '/')}"`;
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// The fixed version should be YAML-safe (no escape character conflicts)
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assert(yamlSafePath.includes('/'), 'Fixed path should use forward slashes');
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assert.strictEqual(yamlSafePath, 'auth-dir: "C:/Users/test/.ccs/auth"');
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});
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});
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describe('Path separator consistency', () => {
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it('ensures forward slashes work across all platforms', () => {
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// Forward slashes work on Windows, macOS, and Linux
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const forwardSlashPath = '/home/user/.ccs/cliproxy/auth';
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// This should work everywhere
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assert.strictEqual(
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forwardSlashPath.replace(/\\/g, '/'),
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'/home/user/.ccs/cliproxy/auth',
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'Forward slashes should be preserved on Unix'
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);
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const windowsPath = 'C:\\Users\\user\\.ccs\\cliproxy\\auth';
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const normalized = windowsPath.replace(/\\/g, '/');
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assert.strictEqual(
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normalized,
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'C:/Users/user/.ccs/cliproxy/auth',
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'Windows paths should be normalized to forward slashes'
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);
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// Both formats should be usable with Node.js fs and path modules
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// and CLIProxyAPI's path handling
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});
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it('avoids YAML escape sequence issues', () => {
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// Backslashes in YAML can cause issues like:
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// - \n being interpreted as newline
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// - \t being interpreted as tab
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// - \u being interpreted as unicode
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// Using forward slashes avoids all these issues
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const problematicPath = 'C:\\Users\\test\\.ccs\\auth';
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const safePath = problematicPath.replace(/\\/g, '/');
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// Check for problematic escape sequences
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assert(!safePath.includes('\\n'), 'Should not create \\n sequences');
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assert(!safePath.includes('\\t'), 'Should not create \\t sequences');
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assert(!safePath.includes('\\u'), 'Should not create \\u sequences');
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// The safe path should be suitable for YAML
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assert.strictEqual(safePath, 'C:/Users/test/.ccs/auth');
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});
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});
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describe('Cross-platform path handling', () => {
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it('normalizes paths regardless of current platform', () => {
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// The fix should work consistently on Windows, macOS, and Linux
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const testPaths = [
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// Windows-style paths
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{ input: 'C:\\Users\\test\\.ccs\\auth', expected: 'C:/Users/test/.ccs/auth' },
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{ input: 'D:\\Projects\\ccs\\auth', expected: 'D:/Projects/ccs/auth' },
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// Unix-style paths
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{ input: '/home/user/.ccs/auth', expected: '/home/user/.ccs/auth' },
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{ input: '/var/ccs/auth', expected: '/var/ccs/auth' },
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// Network paths
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{ input: '\\\\network\\share\\.ccs\\auth', expected: '//network/share/.ccs/auth' },
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];
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testPaths.forEach(({ input, expected }) => {
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const normalized = input.replace(/\\/g, '/');
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assert.strictEqual(
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normalized,
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expected,
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`Should normalize "${input}" to "${expected}"`
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);
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});
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});
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});
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});
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