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#!/usr/bin/swift

//
//  work.swift
//  
//
//  Created by Andy O'Neill on 4/20/17.
//
//

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         context "With Barlteby turned on" do
             # TODO Get rid of NA tests and test single sku regions only when regionalization complete,
             # check sku on VP instead of business region sku as well.
             context "With a North American Viewable Product" do
-                scenario "Lets you successfuly edit both associated skus and other fields" do
+                scenario "Lets you successfully edit both associated skus and other fields" do
+                    t0 = Time.now
                     allow(BartlebyMode).to receive(:mode) { "full" }
                     viewable_product = FactoryGirl.create(:viewable_product, :bartleby_mode_full)

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[alias]
    s = status
    st = status                    # svn muscle memory
    stat = status                  # svn muscle memory
    co = checkout                  # svn muscle memory
    cp = cherry-pick               # svn muscle memory
    fp = push --force-with-lease   # prevents force push if there's new commits on master
    lol = log --pretty=oneline --abbrev-commit --graph --decorate # compact log format
    recent-branches = !"git for-each-ref --sort=-committerdate refs/heads/ | head"      # show recent branches
    list-merged = !"git branch --merged | grep -v '\\*' | grep -v master | xargs -n 1"  # list branches that are merged into master

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#!/usr/bin/env ruby

## git-publish-branch: a simple script to ease the unnecessarily complex
## task of "publishing" a branch, i.e., taking a local branch, creating a
## reference to it on a remote repo, and setting up the local branch to
## track the remote one, all in one go. you can even delete that remote
## reference.
##
## Usage: git publish-branch [-d] <branch> [repository]
##

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import socket
import simplejson as json

# Copyright (c) EnergyHub, Inc 2013
# Released under MIT license.

class StatsdAdminClient(object):
    """
    A client for statsd admin interface.
    Example commands: stats, counters, timers, gauges, delcounters, deltimers, delgauges, quit

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# Brief makefile to create ruby objects from protocol buffer definitions

GENDIR=./lib/rails-pipeline/protobuf
RUBY_PROTOC=bundle exec ruby-protoc
PROTOS=$(wildcard $(GENDIR)/*.proto)
PBS=$(PROTOS:%.proto=%.pb.rb)

all: $(PBS)

%.pb.rb: %.proto

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#!/usr/bin/env ruby
 
# Put this file at ~/.heroku/plugins/busybox/init.rb
# Call it with 'heroku busybox'
 
require 'heroku/helpers'
require 'heroku/command'
require 'heroku/command/run'
 
class Heroku::Command::Busybox < Heroku::Command::Run

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# Initializer where we inject the mock gateway into global variable AUTHNET_GATEWAY or setup the real client

if !Rails.env.production?
	ActiveMerchant::Billing::Base.mode = :test
end

$using_mock_auth_net_gateway = false

# Use FORCE_AUTH_NET to use the real Auth.net API in tests
# Use MOCK_AUTH_NET to use the mock Auth.net API even in development (good on a plane!)

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