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Currently, the wiki section headings are hard coded. Ideally, the template would be customizable per subsite. For example, for ALS trials we may want a heading for other medications allowed while enrolled in the trial. We may also want to add a Results section for all studies that have a "Complete" status.
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We don't want to list bots in the rank, which usually create auto pull requests to upgrade forks from upstream branches or from repositories outside github.
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The easiest way is to just add a.filterto the results we get from redis.Alternatively, we could filter when fetching from github and not save on redis at all. For this opt
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The README doesn't indicate that there are different number systems or how to switch between them. I stumbled upon it while looking at the TypeScript definitions. I'd be interested in trying out the 64 char system in order to expand the search space while not blowing up memory, but I don't see a straightforward way of changing the number system.