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@@ -126,7 +126,7 @@ def summarize_with_gemini(repo_name, owner, commit_lines, start_date, end_date,
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Write the report in the following format EXACTLY:
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1. Begin with: "Here’s a comprehensive analysis of the Git commit history for the {owner}/{repo_name} repository on {
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2. Use numbered section headers WITHOUT colons, each on its own line, with a blank line after each header.
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Use the following data to generate the report:
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Repository: {owner}/{repo_name}
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Date: {
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Total Commits: {len(commit_lines.split(chr(10)))}
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Commit History:
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{commit_lines}
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Write the report in the following format EXACTLY:
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1. Begin with: "Here’s a comprehensive analysis of the Git commit history for the {owner}/{repo_name} repository on {start_date} to {end_date}:"
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2. Use numbered section headers WITHOUT colons, each on its own line, with a blank line after each header.
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Example:
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Use the following data to generate the report:
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Repository: {owner}/{repo_name}
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Date: {start_date} to {end_date}
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Total Commits: {len(commit_lines.split(chr(10)))}
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Commit History:
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{commit_lines}
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