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Function Tags-Since([String] $datesSince = "2019-04-01") {
  git rev-parse --is-inside-work-tree

  if($LastExitCode -ne 0)
  {
    Write-Host "Please invoke this function from within a git repository folder. Exiting."
    exit(1)
  }

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Match a release note

(?<releaseNote>\#\s(?<releaseDate>[\-0-9]+)\s-\s(?<version>(\d+)(\.(\d+))?(\.(\d+))?(([^0-9][^\s]+)))(?<releaseText>((?!\s# )[\s\S])*))

Where the form this matches is

# <random text> <version specifier>
<release note content

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# A little script to get all active PRS from a github repo. Filter by a label if you wish.
# 
#
# EXAMPLE USAGE
# 
# ./interrogate_active_prs.ps1 -labelFilter Dev -gh_token <YOUR GITHUB PAT> -repoName release-testing -repoOwner scbedd
#
# or copy this script locally, set the default repo and owner, set and environment variable of name GH_TOKEN with your PAT, and 
# run it simply with a labelfilter if you want.
param (

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Function Create-Virtual-Environment([String] $envName = "venv") {
  $cwd = Get-Location

  $relativePath = Join-Path -Path $cwd -ChildPath $envName
  $pathToDeactivate = Join-Path -Path $relativePath -ChildPath "Scripts/deactivate.bat"

  # if it already exists make certain to deactivate it
  if(Test-Path $pathToDeactivate -PathType Leaf)
  {
    & $pathToDeactivate

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# A little script to get active PRs that affect a readme
# 
# There are limitations here. Note that pulling the files list associated with a PR does have a maximum. I wouldn't trust this scripts
# to properly assess PRs that have more than 300 files modified.
# 
# To get a GITHUB Token: https://help.github.com/en/articles/creating-a-personal-access-token-for-the-command-line
#
# EXAMPLE USAGE (from powershell)
# 
# ./get_prs_with_readme.ps1 -labelFilter Dev -gh_token <YOUR GITHUB PAT> -repoName release-testing -repoOwner scbedd

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# transition old style versioning strategy to new. inclusive of existing versions in both strategies

param (
  $AzCopy,
  $SASKey,
  $Language,
  $BlobName,
  $DocLocation,
  $AccountKey
)

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# transition old style versioning strategy to new. inclusive of existing versions in both strategies
param (
  $AzCopy,
  $SASKey,
  $Language,
  $BlobName,
  $DocLocation,
  $AccountKey
)
$AccountName = ($BlobName.Replace("https://", "") -Split "\.")[0]

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# Example Usage: ./copy_readmes.ps1 -CodeRepo C:/repo/sdk-for-python -DocRepo C:/repo/azure-docs-sdk-python
# Highly recommended that you use Powershell Core.
# git reset --hard origin/smoke-test on the doc repo prior to running this

param (
  [String]$CodeRepo,
  [String]$DocRepo,
  [String]$TargetServices = "keyvault,storage"
)

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import os
import glob
from subprocess import check_call, CalledProcessError
import pdb
import logging
import sys
import shutil
import requests
from io import StringIO
import csv

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$users = "<comma separated list of github users>"

# notice that we substring(1). This is because if you grab the gh users from a codeowners file, there will be a leading @
# the substring rips it off.
$filtered_users = $users.Split(",") | % {$_.Trim()} | ? { $_ } | % { $_.SubString(1) } |  Select -Unique
$not_added = @()

$headers = @{
  "Content-Type"  = "application/json"
  "Authorization" = "token $($env:GH_TOKEN)"