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      "description": "How to download and parse repository data exports using Go.",
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  "text": "at least in the go implementation, I think you can craft a repo in-memory, then export as CAR file. i'm not sure about other implementations.\n\nif you are generating a static file, you might want to do the inverse of linked post and build from a directory of JSON files"
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