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Tag Archives: Git
Git Committer Date is Author Date (Amend)
Amend the last commit (HEAD) and set the committer date as the author date – as “–committer-date-is-author-date” may have done (a git-rebase option): GIT_COMMITTER_DATE=”$(git show -s –format=%at HEAD)” git commit \ –amend -C HEAD (Explainshell) Git Author Date is Committer … Continue reading
Speedpills 4 Linting PHP Files in Parallel
Quite some time ago I’ve already written about linting PHP files in the shell / build. Even though parallel linting is fine, when the code-base is growing larger and larger, the build becomes slower and slower. A slow build sucks. … Continue reading
Posted in Hakre's Tips, PHP Development, PHP Development, Pressed, Scripts, Tools, Uncategorized
Tagged Build, Git, PHP, sed, Shell, xargs
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Git – Set the Author Date to The Committer Date of a Recent Commit
Ah gosh that one commit has the author date just too far off, but if it would be the same as the committer date, that would be fine… Locate the commit when rebase interactively and mark for edit. Then go … Continue reading
Commandline Source Fixes Foo
From time to time I need to cleanup source trees. Today I needed to do that again, here are some command liners to get some work done. If you’re on Windows, all you need to do to get these running … Continue reading
Posted in Developing, Hakre's Tips, Pressed, Tools
Tagged CLI, dos2unix, file extensions, Find, Git, newline, sed
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Just a little follow up to Your Guide to Composer in WordPress as I was stumbling over while surfing (and equally short just for the log): Bryan Petty (tierra) was so kind to mirror the WordPress Source/Development branch on Github, … Continue reading
Thoughts on a Websites’ Environment
I needed to put an older site under git version control and I wanted to be able to at least semi-automatically publish that site to the webserver. This is an old project for very good friends. Time to put it … Continue reading
Posted in Pressed
Tagged Configuration, Deployment, Development, Environment, Git, HTML, PHP, Production, Website, Wordpress
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PHPStorm: WI-12547 Paste multiple commands into Command Line Tools Console
IDEA/PHPStorm: IDEA-64024 Git submodules should be supported
PHP on Heroku, again
Setting up a PHP project for the Heroku platform is straight-forward if you know how. The information is a bit scattered, that’s why I write my own little post about it so I don’t have to remember this my own … Continue reading
Posted in Hakre's Tips, PHP Development, Pressed, Reports
Tagged Cloud, Git, Heroku, PHP
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PHPStorm: WI-10191 PHPStorm commits w/o asking first when sharing repository on Github
Revisiting Git, Github, and the wordpress.org plugin repository
Mjam! git cherry-pick
Each day you didn’t know about how to use git-cherry-pick is half a developer’s day. Kind of my feeling after this week has passed. It allows to take one commit from another branch and add it to the current branch. … Continue reading
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Tagged cherry picking, Git
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If you want to google up an SVN command and you type in GIT instead … you know you’ve made a switch. By #16525
Fedora 14 PHP Development Setup from Scratch
I’m currently setting up a new Fedora 14 development box. For documentation purposes I’m writing down my way of setting it up and it’s probably worth for others. I was pretty confident with a Fedora 13 + Eclipse setup so … Continue reading
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Tagged Eclipse, EGit, Fedora, Fedora 14, Geany, Git, PDT, PHP, PHPUnit, postaweek2011, PTI, tig, Xdebug
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Git for WordPress development
Linked: Nicolas Kuttler has a nice post about Using git for WordPress development which is a How-To with some additional comments. Basically about interoperability between git and the wordpress plugin repository which is SVN: https://plugins.svn.wordpress.org/. Read On: Revisiting Git, Github, … Continue reading
FluentDOM now on Github
EOL for SVN in the FluentDOM project, it moved over to GIT and github: http://fluentdom.github.com/. The SVN repository is not updated any longer according to the website. FluentDOM is a very usable PHP library for DOMDocument traversion and manipulation. Next … Continue reading
Git Rocks!
Period. I’m currently traveling around and be it in a train or airplane or just on a offline remote-site: Git, a decentralized version control system, is like a present I’ve never asked for. It does work de-centralized, which means you … Continue reading
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