github: commits: 1 row where author = 21148 and message = "Initial cut at `datasette publish heroku` Rather gross, but proves that it works." sorted by author

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f48cb705d816563e7c8f1af72e67c5e36cc81dab	Initial cut at `datasette publish heroku` Rather gross, but proves that it works.	2017-11-15T19:53:00Z	2017-11-15T19:53:00Z	Jacob Kaplan-Moss 2035bd0fdcffb9aa3b95f21a684665482bd8c80f	Jacob Kaplan-Moss 2035bd0fdcffb9aa3b95f21a684665482bd8c80f	datasette 107914493	jacobian 21148	jacobian 21148

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