Ah fair enough, I've got commit.verbose set to true for that.
Ban `git add .` for sure, but what’s so bad about `git commit -a`? It only adds/removes what was already under version control.
That would be `git add -u/--update`
pnpm since v10.19.0 allows excluding specific dependencies from minReleaseAge by version.
`event.detail` [1] is 0 for keyboard “clicks” and 1 for pointer clicks. 1: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/UIEvent/det...
I have this set as an alias: difft = -c diff.external=difft diff I may add a similar alias for delta
I’ve been planning a prodcast for a while now.
Oh! Thanks for clarifying!
! Is for external commands. You can drop the !git from that alias.
> because the global excludes file needs a config setting for it to even be considered Using `~/.config/git/ignore` requires no extra setting.
Out of curiosity, what editor do you use and how do you make sure 4. happens when for example using ‘save all’?
GitHub does the same. There is a compare button that appears after a force (with-lease) push of a rebased branch.
And `ignoreboth` to combine the two.
Those files (and components) still need sensible names (that would make very nice class names).
As far as I know, edge is the default mode [1], no need to set it explicitly, especially not for sites that target modern browsers. [1]: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/archive/blogs/ie/living-on-...
You both made me laugh. Thanks :)
Eloquent JavaScript [1] by Marijn Haverbeke [1] https://eloquentjavascript.net/
There is a pretty cool bet [1] on longbets.org about exactly this. [1] http://longbets.org/601/
TechCrunch apparently force a 307 Temporary Redirect to some advertising.com domain first :/
Ah fair enough, I've got commit.verbose set to true for that.
Ban `git add .` for sure, but what’s so bad about `git commit -a`? It only adds/removes what was already under version control.
That would be `git add -u/--update`
pnpm since v10.19.0 allows excluding specific dependencies from minReleaseAge by version.
`event.detail` [1] is 0 for keyboard “clicks” and 1 for pointer clicks. 1: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/UIEvent/det...
I have this set as an alias: difft = -c diff.external=difft diff I may add a similar alias for delta
I’ve been planning a prodcast for a while now.
Oh! Thanks for clarifying!
! Is for external commands. You can drop the !git from that alias.
> because the global excludes file needs a config setting for it to even be considered Using `~/.config/git/ignore` requires no extra setting.
Out of curiosity, what editor do you use and how do you make sure 4. happens when for example using ‘save all’?
GitHub does the same. There is a compare button that appears after a force (with-lease) push of a rebased branch.
And `ignoreboth` to combine the two.
Those files (and components) still need sensible names (that would make very nice class names).
As far as I know, edge is the default mode [1], no need to set it explicitly, especially not for sites that target modern browsers. [1]: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/archive/blogs/ie/living-on-...
You both made me laugh. Thanks :)
Eloquent JavaScript [1] by Marijn Haverbeke [1] https://eloquentjavascript.net/
There is a pretty cool bet [1] on longbets.org about exactly this. [1] http://longbets.org/601/
TechCrunch apparently force a 307 Temporary Redirect to some advertising.com domain first :/