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Git message: does not have a commit checked out

Jan 25, 2023 - by kurinchilamp /Linux Server/ 330 Views
If you have a git repository and a sub-folder inside it with another git repository (.git folder), you will get this message. Have only one .git folder inside the repository for code management.  
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Git: Display log of commits with author name and date in single line

Dec 20, 2022 - by kurinchilamp /Linux Server/ 272 Views
To display the git logs in a single line, we use the command $ git log --oneline To display git logs in a single line with commit id, author name and date we can use $git log --pretty=format:"%h%x09%an%x09%aI%x09%s" For more variations of the command, you can refer to kernel.org.
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MacOS: Setup latest java version with different JDK version using Homebrew

Dec 05, 2022 - by kurinchilamp /Linux Server/ 339 Views
Homebrew installs java at /usr/local/Cellar/openjdk/. There may be a requirement where you may need to run multiple version of java on the same MacOS. It involves few steps that we need to follow to setup and configure the needed version on our machines. (more…)
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Bash Script: Single server multiple wordpress application setup

Mar 22, 2022 - by kurinchilamp /Linux Server/ 361 Views
A simple bash script to download latest wordpress version and update the needed client wordpress folders with it. Idea is to execute the shell script along with the name of the client destination folder so that the wordpress files could be copied over the destination folder. (more…)
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Linux: Copy files and folders including hidden files to another folder

Jan 26, 2022 - by kurinchilamp /Linux Server/ 309 Views
Simple copy command to copy ALL files and folders including the hidden files from a source folder to a destination folder $cp -RTf /home/sourcefolder/. /home/destinationfolder/
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How to move the atom editor installable file to a different location?

Apr 11, 2017 - by kurinchilamp /Linux Server/ 373 Views
When Atom editor is installed, it creates a symbolic link in /usr/local/bin folder. Get the new folder path where atom editor installable file resides and run the following command in the terminal $ ln -s /NewFolder/Atom.app/Contents/Resources/app/atom.sh /usr/local/bin/atom If a link is already created for the atom editor, then you need to remove the existing symbolic link before creating a new one $ unlink AtomSymbolicLink (OR) $ rm AtomSymbolicLink
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