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Last edited Jul 24, 2017

Created on Jul 24, 2017

This visualization shows the output of an automated server deployment script, displaying a sequence of Ansible and Fabric task logs. The code captures terminal output from `stdout_lines`, including package installation progress and repeated execution of the `publish_production_view` task. It renders the raw text stream directly, using the captured command history to depict the deployment workflow. The visualization relies on Python logging data from `requirements.txt` and highlights the repetitive nature of the publishing process across multiple executions.

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