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This adds a Nix flake to the repo as well as updates the derivation so that it includes `lzip` as a dependency
1. Refactored function names for better readability and adherence to PEP 8 naming conventions. 2. Addressed several syntax and logical errors in the provided code. 3. Improved code structure and removed redundant code blocks. 4. Ensured consistent use of f-strings for string formatting. 5. Updated imports for better organization and clarity. 6. Resolved issues related to variable usage and scope. 7. Checked and fixed potential runtime errors. 8. Enhanced code comments to improve code documentation. Overall, the changes aim to improve the code's maintainability, readability, and correctness.
Fix the command to get device ID
fixed downloading smartdock
Update README.md
Fix microG Minimal & MinimalIAP installation
Fixes and Code Refactoring
Add Nix flake and improve derivation
Fixed spelling in error messages
Fix typo
- rather than cloning the entire history of repos, can do a shallow clone with a [depth](https://git-scm.com/docs/git-clone#Documentation/git-clone.txt-code--depthcodeemltdepthgtem) of 1 - this should make it more efficient, particularly when there are many commits or many large commits - since the history is unused by regular end users, there is no need to fetch/download it - could alternatively do a [bare](https://git-scm.com/docs/git-clone#Documentation/git-clone.txt-code--barecode) clone to be even more efficient - but I thought a shallow clone is a bit less intrusive for now - and is reversible, if needed (i.e. a local shallow clone can fetch the rest of the depth) - also add syntax highlighting to the first code block, matching the second one
…mission-fix Update SmartDock to new version and add WRITE_SECURE_SETTINGS to fix …
perf: `--depth=1` shallow clones for end users
Correct a typo in README.md
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