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here since many migrations will involve manipulating history. With git, you can rewrite history using the filter-branch command drop all empty changesets

is useful to work with 'locks' to advertise to other users that you are editing a binary file format like a jpg or doc (since binary files don't merge particularly

abbreviations: N This edit created a new page (also see list of new pages) m This is a minor edit b This edit was performed by a bot (±123) The page size changed

Microsoft-Word and web pages Regular expression search and replace Edit preview and show changes on the same page without reloading Fullscreen editing mode Single-click

code to self analyze. When you edit a page on your wiki, you can get "Parser profiling data" at the bottom of the page which gives you important information

(Detailed below. Hit Ctrl+P to print, or use the pdf) If possible, an auto history report. Plug in the VIN at https://www.nicb.org/theft_and_fraud_awareness/vincheck

"wUrl" => "custom_60", "pages" => "custom_61", "articles" => "custom_62", "edits" => "custom_63", "images"

recipes. Shay Banon, creator of Elasticsearch and CTO at Elastic, shares the history behind pushing the code for his first open source project that led to the

links to their web pages. There is also a selection of essays about Open Source which should give you some more insight into the history and philosophy of

What's the commit history? The man page for git log is so big, it's a forest. There are examples in the book for viewing commit history. For a quick cheatsheet

code" into a sub-article. You can visit the "Special:Version" page of the wiki. This page shows you exactly what extensions and versions of software are

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