Closed lakshz closed 3 months ago
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@lakshz, too many changes in white spaces and double / single quotes.
Sorry, let me fix those
Formatting changes are removed now.
@lakshz, previously used code should be removed too. Like if the counting is implemented in pr workflow, then it should be removed from existing files which won't be used after this. Right?
@lakshz Please let the queue monitors add reviewers.
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Fixes #2444
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