CCI report: f4ebdd05-c75b-4ed9-bcc0-40df327efc25

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    "id": "rad:z3gqcJUoA1n9HaHKufZs5FCSGazv5",
    "name": "heartwood",
    "description": "Radicle Heartwood Protocol & Stack",
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      "id": "did:key:z6MkoohHDTytouhpvgK2E17gMfo8pcAPHtL5WLgrRDN6AjJf",
      "alias": "matthiasbeyer"
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    "title": "Add `--head COUNT` for `rad sync status`",
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        "author": {
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          "alias": "matthiasbeyer"
        },
        "description": "(the following is also in the commit message)\n\nWhen executing `rad sync status` on the heartwood repository, it reports\nmore than one screen of peers it could possibly sync with. The actual\nrelevant output, though, is at the very top of that list: Am I in sync\nwith 5, 10... something like that... peers? Peers that I didn't sync\nwith in the last 4 weeks are at the bottom of that list, but that's the\nones I do not care about - but these are exactly the ones I see when\nexecuting that command.\n\nSo with that option added, I can `rad sync status --head 20` and have a\nlook at the peers I find relevant.\n\nAnother option for this would be `--sort-by status`, but in reverse\norder. So another idea to implement the desired outcomes for this would\nbe to have some way to reverse the list, something akin to\n`rad sync status --sort-by status --reverse` (of which `--sort-by\nstatus` is of course the default, so only specifying `--reverse` would\nsuffice in this case).\n\nI still opted for a \"limiter\" approach here, because simply reversing\nthat list still results in a whole screen or more of output - if I want\nto see what is above of that list after I ran the command, I would still\nneed to resort to some kind of limiting in the shell, like piping the\noutput to `head` or `tail`. This of course makes the whole idea of\nprinting a styled table unnecessary and results in even more confusing\noutput (IMHO of course). So I opted for that limitation strategy here.",
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        "oid": "b042504faba306e08c01824fe9b00846408afe89",
        "timestamp": 1773497628
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