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Git, how to know all committers names in the project To identify all committer names in a Git project, use the  git shortlog  command with specific flags: git shortlog -sne --all Explanation of flags: -s  (or  --summary ):  This flag summarizes the output, showing the number of commits by each author. -n  (or  --numbered ):  This sorts the output by the number of commits, with the highest contributor at the top. -e  (or  --email ):  This displays the email address of each committer alongside their name. --all :  This ensures that the command considers all branches in the repository, not just the currently checked-out branch. Output: The command will produce a list of committers, each followed by their email address and the total number of commits they have made across all branches.  For example:     20  John Doe <john.doe@example.com>     15  Jane Smith <jane.smith@example.com> ...

  In the  Git , you can apply patches using the  git apply   command for changes from a   git diff   or   git am   for patches generated by   git format-patch . The method you choose depends on the patch's format and whether you want to create a new commit.   Before you apply a patch Back up your work.  Before applying a patch, you should have a clean working directory . Either commit or stash your uncommitted changes to avoid complications. Use a temporary branch.  It's a best practice to create a new, temporary branch to test the patch. If something goes wrong, you can simply delete the branch without affecting your main codebase. sh git checkout -b temp-patch-branch Use code with caution. Check the patch.  To see if the patch will apply cleanly, run a check with the  --check  flag. sh git apply --check my_patch.patch Use code with caution.   Method 1: Using  git apply Use this command for patches cre...

PowerShell, how to search for a string in the output of the command, like grep Your-Command | Select-String -Pattern "YourSearchString"

RegEx NOT condition explanation and examples  Creating a "NOT" condition in regular expressions can be achieved primarily through two mechanisms: negated character classes and negative lookarounds. 1. Negated Character Classes This method is used to match any single character except those specified within the class. Syntax:   [^...] Explanation:   The caret  ^  at the beginning of a character class  []  negates the class, meaning it will match any character that is not present within the brackets. Example:   [^aeiou]  matches any single character that is not a lowercase vowel. 2. Negative Lookarounds Negative lookarounds are zero-width assertions that check for the absence of a pattern without consuming any characters in the string. a) Negative Lookahead Syntax:   (?!pattern) Explanation:   This asserts that  pattern  does not immediately follow the current position. Example:   ^(?!word).*$  matches an entire lin...

PHP refactoring for testability (Twitter, x - repost)  New YT series: Testing PHP 🎥 Ep 1: Series Kickoff + Refactoring for testability 👉 https://t.co/32Ns8HQ7pK What makes code hard to test and how can you fix it? pic.twitter.com/ud0wR6QPy7 — Gary Clarke (@garyclarketech) July 13, 2025

VSCode stuck on "Scanning folder for git repositories" how to fix Search in extesions for @builtin git look at  "Git integration for Visual Studio Code" disable it push reload extensions enable it again.

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Interesting frontend repos (libs) https://www.npmjs.com/package/slugify - slug the string puppeteer -  Puppeteer is a JavaScript library which provides a high-level API to control Chrome or Firefox over the  DevTools Protocol  or  WebDriver BiDi . Puppeteer runs in the headless (no visible UI) by default https://github.com/creativetimofficial/ct-nextjs-material-kit-pro  - Material UI for NextJs expressjs/body-parser - Node.js body parsing middleware. Parse incoming request bodies in a middleware before your handlers, available under the req.body property. https://github.com/sachinchoolur/lightGallery - great Gallery and Slider - lightGallery !  https://www.npmjs.com/package/react-google-autocomplete - Google Autocomplete for React https://www.npmjs.com/package/qs -  A querystring parsing and stringifying library with some added security. And great article how to use it  https://medium.com/@onejosefina/interesting-little-javascript-library-qs-...