I think we can resolve this.
Checking with Yannick (HAL) that it works.

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Update: Fix for Python 3.7

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remove useless intermediate variable usage

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The server was rebooted so the ECC counters were reset and the alert closed.
We will check if the error occurs again before asking for a replacement of the memory module by dell.

In D6395#171127, @borisbaldassari wrote:

Thanks for the hint. I'll first refactor the parsing loop and then run the whole process as suggested.
Will keep you posted asap.

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• maven-lister: Fix groupId bug, add tests.

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Copying my comment from a linked diff:

Hey! Thanks for this initial diff.

The corrupted / missing contents are also identified in T75 so these errors can be ignored

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Remove local gitignore

The loading issue for the repository in T3694 description has been identified: a commit message has been modified
server side between two save code now requests leading to a discrepancy in computed hashes for revisions.

In D6594#171311, @vlorentz wrote:

Interesting, thanks!

This is an interesting coincidence, we recently discussed doing something like this. May I ask what your use case is?

The code looks fine to me, but I'd like a review from @seirl (this may take some time, he is busy this week)

This is an interesting coincidence, we recently discussed doing something like this. May I ask what your use case is?