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# Replace use of Class.extend with native JS class
fe20515c23a3ac41f1092bf0eaf0a0a452ec2e85

# Updating license headers
34460265554242a8d05fb09f049033b1117e1a2b

# Refactor "not a in b" -> "a not in b"
745297a49d516e5e3c4bb3e1b0c4235e7d31165d

# Clean up whitespace
b2fc959307c7c79f5584625569d5aed04133ba13

# Format codebase and sort imports
c0c5b2ebdddbe8898ce2d5e5365f4931ff73b6bf

# update python code to use 3.10 supported features
81b37cb7d2160866afa2496873656afe53f0c145

# mass minified JSON schema
85e3ee940353d7b0b517b33815148672e9a8b15b

# format JS files with pretter
40f27f908a3890c9a90d2d96794fc31fcea63c59

# db.get_all -> get_all
2eec621e95564c359ad22da79501a855c1f32b03

# minor formatting fix in `user.py`
f223bc02490902dfcc32892058f13f343d51fbaf

# frappe.cache() -> frappe.cache
fa6dc03cc87ad74e11609e7373078366fdcb3e1b

# Bulk refactor with sourcery
c35476256f85271fb57584eb0a26f4d9def3caf4