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| an-update-to-my-first-python-script | ryan | technology | Nothing can ever really be considered **done** when you're talking about programming, right? I decided to try and add images to the [python script I wrote last week](https://github.com/miloardot/python- files/commit/e603eb863dbba169938b63df3fa82263df942984) and was able to do it, with not too much hassel. The first thing I decided to do was to update the code on `pythonista` on my iPad Pro and verify that it would run. It took some doing (mostly because I _forgot_ that the attributes in an `img` tag included what I needed ... initially I was trying to programmatically get the name of the person from the image file itelf using [regular expressions](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regular_expression) ... it didn't work out well). Once that was done I branched the `master` on GitHub into a `development` branch and copied the changes there. Once that was done I performed a **pull request** on the macOS GitHub Desktop Application. Finally, I used the macOS GitHub app to merge my **pull request** from `development` into `master` and now have the changes. The updated script will now also get the image data to display into the multi markdown table: | Name | Title | Image | | --- | --- | --- | |Mike Cheley|CEO/Creative Director|| |Ozzy|Official Greeter|| |Jay Sant|Vice President|| |Shawn Isaac|Vice President|| |Jason Gurzi|SEM Specialist|| |Yvonne Valles|Director of First Impressions|| |Ed Lowell|Senior Designer|| … | 2016-10-22 | Nothing can ever really be considered **done** when you're talking about programming, right? I decided to try and add images to the [python script I wrote last week](https://github.com/miloardot/python- files/commit/e603eb863dbba169938b63df3fa82263df942984) and was able to do it, with not too much hassel. The first thing I decided to do was to update the … | An Update to my first Python Script | https://www.ryancheley.com/2016/10/22/an-update-to-my-first-python-script/ |
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