jturmel

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Bash git amend alias

So we use Gerrit for code reviewing and I run **git commit --amend** quite a bit, a lot of times I don\\\'t want to amend the message I just want to add my new files to my existing commit and keep working, this makes that part easier. Just add this...

0 920 posted 15 years ago by jturmel

Bash Export/import subset of data from table in Postgres

data
table

0 1143 posted 15 years ago by jturmel

Bash Squashing a Git commit

Squashing --------- WARNING: "git rebase" changes history. Be careful. Google it. git rebase --interactive HEAD~10 (then change all but the first "pick" to "squash") squash the last 10 commits into one big commit

0 1931 posted 15 years ago by jturmel

Bash Port forwarding on Android using adb

android

0 1230 posted 15 years ago by jturmel

Bash Check how long a process has been running (Linux)

linux

1 1304 posted 15 years ago by jturmel

Bash Dump only data from MySQL database using mysqldump

data
mysql

0 1499 posted 16 years ago by jturmel

Bash Use an init.d script to start a binary on system boot

You must have already setup your /etc/init.d/some_binary file and it should have the chkconfig line in it that specifies the on/off run levels and start/stop priorities.

linux

0 1368 posted 16 years ago by jturmel

Bash Create and track a remote branch in Git

3 1408 posted 16 years ago by jturmel

Bash Create and push an annotated tag in Git

This is for creating an annotated tag in Git.

0 1310 posted 16 years ago by jturmel

Bash Convert AVI container to MOV container using FFmpeg

convert
mac

0 1201 posted 16 years ago by jturmel

SQL Postgres replace

replace

0 1094 posted 16 years ago by jturmel

Bash Remove certain files recursively in Linux

Example code would remove all files/folders recursively starting from the current folder named file_name

files
linux

0 1294 posted 17 years ago by jturmel