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GIT Helpers

Changing a commit's message

$ git rebase -i HEAD~n

This will prompt a vi console with options.

The n parameter indicates the commit quantity to edit in {creation time} ascending order. Say you run $ git rebase -i HEAD~2; this will select the last two commits.

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<?php

namespace Utility;

/**
 * This class replaces CRLF (Windows) endlines
 * with LF (Unix) endlines.
 */
class CSVCleaner
{

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#!/bin/bash
#
# This script gets a database (in this case production db)
# and it will modify the sensitive content:
#
# 1. READ SQL file.
# 2. READ SQL User
# 3. READ SQL PASSWORD
# 4. DROP TABLE IF EXISTS
# 5. CREATE TABLE

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Coloring OS X Mavericks Terminal

You'll need to create a “.bash_profile” (sudo nano /) file if there isn't an existing one. Then you'll add the following code:

Line|
[1] |	CLICOLOR=1 #simply enables coloring of your terminal.
[2] |	LSCOLORS=exfxcxdxbxegedabagacad #specifies how to color specific items (this is the default).

Order of the attributes:

“exfxcxdxbx” 1-5
“egedabagacad” 5-11
1. directory.