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Modify your commit messages
over 1 year
ago
Git it self is trying to help you do things easier, it adds a comment below the hashes telling you the available commands, I usually just put an r
for reword
Here's the available options
p, pick = use commit,
r, reword = use commit, but edit the commit message,
e, edit = use commit, but stop for amending,
s, squash = use commit, but meld into previous commit,
f, fixup = like "squash", but discard this commit's log message,
x, exec = run command (the rest of the line) using shell,
Also a tip, reordering commit lines would reorder them in the new history you're writing, and deleting a line would drop that commit from the new history.
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[VIM] Deleting all swap files under a top-level directory
over 1 year
ago
When i tested the find by it self, i found that it matches few things that not all people might want to delete like swf
which might be a flash developer/designer exported file, also flash's cached shared objects, and some files called swz
inside ~/.adobe
, no idea if those are important.
Also i think your command could be reduced to just find and rm
find -name '*.swf' -exec rm {} \;
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The one's that's I actually find more useful to me is when i do a
cd /path/to/file
then discover it's a file not a folder, and i want to openvim
, doing avim !!
would result tovim cd /path/to/file
instead you can use just the parameter passed to cd and pass it to vim doing this
vim !!:$