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from django.db.models import OuterRef, Subquery

from dcim import models

# Map each denormalized field to its "source" field on the parent device
device_component_fields = {
    '_site': 'site',
    '_location': 'location',
    '_rack': 'rack',
}

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gh api repos/$ORGANIZATION/$SOURCE_REPO/labels --paginate > labels.json

jq -c '.[]' labels.json | while read -r label; do
  name=$(echo "$label" | jq -r '.name')
  color=$(echo "$label" | jq -r '.color')
  description=$(echo "$label" | jq -r '.description')
  gh api repos$ORGANIZATION/$TARGET_REPO/labels -f name="$name" -f color="$color" -f description="$description"
done

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I've needed to do this several times to combat "ghost" notifications. These occur when a discussion is created and then deleted (e.g. for spam) before the notofication is read. You may see something like "1-0 of 4" at the bottom of the notifications page.

You can use the GitHub API client to show these notifications:

gh api notifications

To mark all notifications as read, send the API request below with curl. (Update the last_read date as needed.)

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A quick guide on color-coding multiple Firefox profiles.

1. Open about:config and set toolkit.legacyUserProfileCustomizations.stylesheets to True.
2. Within the Firefox profile directory, create a new directory named chrome.
3. Within the chrome directory, create userChrome.css with the following content:

#tabbrowser-tabs {
    background-color: $COLOR !important;
}