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Undo 24336353 - Project 'redmine_close_button': Changed best_analysis_id to 13948012 by The Ohloh Hamster 17 May 2013
Undo 23741734 - Project 'redmine_close_button': Changed best_analysis_id to 13372449 by The Ohloh Hamster 11 Apr 2013
Undo 23266475 - Project 'redmine_close_button': Changed best_analysis_id to 12976184 by The Ohloh Hamster 10 Mar 2013
Undo 18913710 - Project 'redmine_close_button': Changed link 571826's link_category_id to be 'Download' by The Ohloh Hamster 10 Jul 2012
Undo 18524299 - Project 'redmine_close_button': Changed link 182392's link_category_id to be 'Homepage' by The Ohloh Hamster 10 Jul 2012
Undo 18331604 - Project 'redmine_close_button': Changed link 571826's url to be 'https://github.com/Undev/redmine_close_button/downloads' by The Ohloh Hamster 10 Jul 2012
Undo 17942193 - Project 'redmine_close_button': Changed link 182392's url to be 'https://github.com/Undev/redmine_close_button' by The Ohloh Hamster 10 Jul 2012
Undo 17749498 - Project 'redmine_close_button': Changed link 571826's title to be 'Downloads' by The Ohloh Hamster 10 Jul 2012
Undo 17360087 - Project 'redmine_close_button': Changed link 182392's title to be 'Homepage' by The Ohloh Hamster 10 Jul 2012
Undo 17167392 - Project 'redmine_close_button': Created link 571826 by The Ohloh Hamster 10 Jul 2012

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