Can I restore my source code that has been uploaded into Google AppEngine?

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Published on 2010-03-19T16:55:30Z Indexed on 2010/03/19 17:01 UTC
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I recently had a hard drive crashed and lost all of my source code. Is it possible to pull/checkout the code that I have already uploaded to Google App Engine (like the most recent version)?

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