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in *; do if [ -d ${f} ]; then # Will not run if no directories are available echo $f cd $f # check for .git directory if [ -d ".git" ]; then git fetch

really bad idea (only say yes if very sure)' if agree_to_clobber ; then mergedirs "$2" "$3" return else return 1 fi else # Source and target are mix of

in your templates instead) set the message template for mailings (note that you'll want to design, and create all assets for your mail templates, and host

.pid if [ -e $PIDFILE ]; then PID=`cat $PIDFILE` echo -n "Stopping mw-serve, killing PID $PID..." if ! kill $PID; then echo "can't kill it." else echo

-name '*ppt' -o -name '*doc' -o -name '*xls'` do if [ "$2" = "dry-run" ] then echo "found: $file" else until [ "$var1" = "$END_CONDITION" ] do echo "Do

/>{/if} {if '' != $issue.assigned}allocate {$issue.assigned} <br />{/if} {if 0 != $issue.iss_dev_time}effort {$issue.iss_dev_time}h<br /> {else}effort

'copy'; and then checkout the branch correctly. To checkout the branch correctly, just IGNORE the -b flag altogether. If you do use the -b flag, then you must

framework that is used in the MediaWiki project (and just about everywhere else) for creating the frontend. For MediaWiki, Vue.js in used in the new Codex

falls flat. They list 5 different people if you search for "Greg Rundlett"... they're all me. On the other hand, if you look at the LinkedIn profile for Greg

*really* emphasizes Distributed Version Control Systems and thinks anything else is insane, brain damaged, ugly and stupid). Development of Subversion's own

our input var re = /[\s\-xX0-9]{10,17}/; var OK = re.exec(t); if (!OK) { // Notify the user if their selection doesn't look right alert(t + ' is not a valid