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```bash
for f in `grep --files-with-matches 'Auto Update Mode:None' metadata/*.txt |sed 's,^metadata/\(.*\)\.txt$,\1,'`; do echo $f; done > /tmp/rewrite
fdroid rewritemeta --to yml `cat /tmp/rewrite`
for f in `cat /tmp/rewrite`; do git rm -f metadata/${f}.txt; git add metadata/${f}.yml; done
```
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- Development
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License: MIT
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SourceCode: https://github.com/bretternst/urlazy
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IssueTracker: https://github.com/bretternst/urlazy/issues
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AutoName: URLazy
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Summary: Tool for web developers
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Description: |-
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Eases the pain of entering long URLs into a bunch of test devices by finding
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collections of URLs on the local network and allowing you to open them with a
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single tap. You can serve links from a GUI app on your workstation or from a
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Ruby script on a local development server (source code in same repo).
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URLazy finds this list with no configuration required, provided you are
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connected to your network via Wi-Fi. This makes it super easy to test your
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projects on real devices without manually setting up bookmarks or entering URLs.
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This is a better alternative to bookmarks or centralized index pages because new
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devices require no set-up and you don't have to edit URLs every time your
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environment changes - or if you take your work home. URLazy uses multicast UDP
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to find collections of links. If your network administrator enables it, this can
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even work across a corporate WAN.
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RepoType: git
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Repo: https://github.com/bretternst/urlazy.git
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Builds:
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- versionName: 1.0a
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versionCode: 2
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commit: 2fe2293df9b49b3
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subdir: src/Android
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AutoUpdateMode: None
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UpdateCheckMode: RepoManifest
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CurrentVersion: 1.0a
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CurrentVersionCode: 2
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