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stat | () | Return post scan statistics. | Return post scan statistics. | def stat():
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welcome | (msg, other_user) |
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master | () |
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pull | (alias_used='pull') |
Pull an update from GitHub
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amiprivileged | (msg) |
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apiquota | () |
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test | (content, alias_used="test") |
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delete_force | (msg) |
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