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How to replace duplicated multi-line groups, e.g. from git & diff3
I'm rebasing legacy code, and finding lots of conflicts caused by scripts -- usually code formatters. The changes are simple and predictable, so I can trivially re-run the script to apply the changes ...
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sed replace characters in capture group
I've got this, which almost does what I want
git show-branch --current $SHA1 \
| sed --quiet --regexp-extended \
's/^.*\* \[[a-z]+\/(B-[0-9]+)-([a-z0-9-]+)\].*/\1 \2/p' \
| sed --quiet 2p
and ...
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Help with regex with sed -i for a tampermonkey script
I'm writing a tampermonkey script, using git and jsdelivr to store and send it to the users.
For the jsdelivr to work correctly, i need to change the commit hash in the url.
// @require https:/...
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Emulating git status --ignored in non-repository folder
This might be in essence a duplicate of this question, however the perl script provided did not work in my case as far as I can tell. There are also many questions about finding multiple patterns, but ...
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Find repository names from gitolite info output
How do I extract the names from the gitolite info command output, for further piping into a script?
I'm writing a migration script to migrate all my repositories from gitolite to a Gitlab server. ...
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What is the .gitignore pattern equivalent of the regex (Big|Small)(State|City)-[0-9]*\.csv
I have a regex I stuck in my .gitignore similar to:
(Big|Small)(State|City)-[0-9]*\.csv
It didn't work so I tested it against RegexLab.NET.
I then found the gitignore man page which led me to learn ...