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  • specific to MediaWiki Simulator Demos Docs Using OOUI in MediaWiki: Enter code like the following into the JavaScript console (Chrome DevTools) 1 mw.loader
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  • is the highest level of strictness. The paths are the directories of your code. The scanDirectories are additional paths used to discover symbols, but not
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  • When you don't have the source code, or when the source code is intentionally obfuscated, you must reverse engineer a system in order to understand how
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  • available. This data comes from your code Instrumentation. See their docs for information on Instrumenting your code. https://prometheus.io/docs/practices/instrumentation/
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  • wikEd Homepage Discussion Translations Help Code
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  • may actually be a svn bug in v. 1.2.3 rather than my locale or the source code of pgv. Anyhow, it made me realize that my system at home was not setup
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  • load the original source to the /vendorsrc tree and use svn copy to use that code to pre-populate another location in the repository. See a map of a Subversion/Repository
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  • This is the JavaScript code (added to MediaWiki:Common.js) used to add a custom element to the Tools panel to the left /* Any JavaScript here will be
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  • docblocks, network and multiple file operations, lint syntax highlighting and code tag parsing with exuberant ctags. Vim wiki http://vim.wikia.com/wiki/Main_Page
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  • License https://joinup.ec.europa.eu/ code.mil code.gov forge.mil (need CAC) - first major effort to share source code. California Agile Vendor Pool Mississippi
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  • integration method of development (meaning they always run their own latest code), I follow the same practice and run off either the latest release branch
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  • equally important, which remote AND branch on that remote you want to pull code from. $ cat .git/config [core] repositoryformatversion = 0 filemode = true
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  • Importing contacts (category Code)
    [Industry] => industry [SIC Code] => sic_code [Ownership] => ownership [Employees]
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  • http://onlinephpfunctions.com/ which lets you play with PHP code in the browser, and specifically test that code with multiple versions of PHP. SetnGeti - an implementation
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  • which also uses JSON as the communication format for it's API. There's this code for reading/writing/validating JSON which is used by the Composer project
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  • manipulated in the UI developer - how the concept is related to code or implemented in code test - how the concept can be tested across updates or new feature
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  • control, merging and merge tracking including incorporation of "Third-party code" into your software products is really difficult or impossible with Subversion
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  • include simply using GitHub (makes sense if you're focused solely on the code) to OpenAtrium if you're about collaboration and Drupal. RedMine is a good
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  • 35 => array ( 'name' => 'sic_code', 'type' => 'varchar', 'label' => 'SIC Code:', 'required' => 0, 'options' =>
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  • the risk in 'Open Source' where another entity can just privatize all the code that you rely on. Airbus has made Tuleap the centerpiece of their DevOps
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  • with each other. So, compliance is actually about what code you have, what license is that code under, and are you compliant with all the terms of every
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  • consolidated billing, and AWS Budgets https://github.com/nealdct/aws-sap-code Detailed notes are broken down according to each section of the course /Section
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  • there is source code for RHN, a license for their proxy server is like $2,500 and satellite is $13K so apparently you CAN give away the code and still charge
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  • on GitHub because this interface is so much easier to format and include code samples, links etc. To get started on development of QualityBox, you need
    1 KB (142 words) - 15:47, 2 March 2017
  • is the implementation of the wp:PHPDoc standard for documenting your PHP code. It is similar to, and in fact based on the wp:Javadoc standard. Other
    2 KB (272 words) - 17:11, 3 November 2008
  • while the Wiki Report project publishes that content with 5 simple lines of code on a completely different website. Through the API, you could re-use any
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  • not span more than a single line. This is typically very problematic for code, XML, or HTML content where content is almost always in multiline "blocks"
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  • mounts are a way to share a directory from the host (typically your app source code) into a running container and have the container respond immediately to changes
    11 KB (1,598 words) - 18:12, 19 December 2023
  • 'separation of concerns' but rather it addresses the need for co-locating code that is inherently coupled (and you can still separate stuff out if you prefer
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  • way the current SSO and authentication code is woven into LocalSettings (configuration) and other extensions (code). 100% coverage and review of the extension
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  • modify to suit your needs. View the git repository (core) to look at the code. (CF compat if needed). Here is an example, the Basic.py The Pywikibot
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  • has class interfaces in include/libs and uses XHProf plus custom profiling code to self analyze. When you edit a page on your wiki, you can get "Parser
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  • solving. Focus on why you # are making this change as opposed to how (the code explains that). # Are there side effects or other unintuitive consequences
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  • manage. Instead of a "B" grade, we now have "A" grade security. Certbot (code) is a fully-featured, extensible client for the Let's Encrypt CA (or any
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  • [L,R=301,NE] Flags: No Case, Last, Redirect permanent, No Escape Response Code: 301 = Permanent Use .htaccess ONLY for testing rules on-the-fly during development
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  • 169. CI/CD Overview 170. AWS CodeCommit and CodePipeline 171. [HOL] Install Git (and Learn the Basics) 172. [HOL] Create CodeCommit Repository 173. [HOL]
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  • publish more code under an open license. I'm proposing an even better option: Free Software by default. https://github.com/WhiteHouse/source-code-policy/pull/78
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  • were severely limited or abolished. For developers, it's simple to post code on places like github without a license (or the 'wrong' license) - weakening
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  • key-based auth for their code like I setup at Harvard' IIC. See https://git-scm.com/book/en/v1/Git-on-the-Server-Gitosis Gitorious code is available, but the
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  • pointed out by Dantman. Instead, he offers up a better approach: putting the code right in your LocalSettings file. A few sites provide insights to any public
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  • repositories to manage infrastructure and application code deployments. It's an evolution of Infrastructure as Code (IaC) that uses Git pull requests to verify and
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  • LinkChecker probably the most modern and easy to use. Written in Python and code is on GitHub https://github.com/wummel/linkchecker There is a package for
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  • See http://svn.code-host.net/svn/example/ This is the top of the Subversion repository. trunk/ ......... The latest development sources. When people
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  • --no-run-if-empty rm -r svn -vr {$(date --iso-8601 --date="last week")}:HEAD log http://code.example.com/svn/project/trunk/ svn status . | grep '^?' | sed 's/^? */svn
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  • Werf can package an application into a bundle that includes the application code, dependencies, and configuration files. This bundle can be deployed to a
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  • \033[33;1m/var/www/w/\033[0m.\n" 29 printf " * To interactively evaluate PHP and MediaWiki code, run '\033[33mhhvmsh\033[0m'.\n" 30 printf " * For a database shell, run
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  • CRM/Core/Form.php being loaded after checking various caches for both class code and interface code. CRM_Core_Form extends HTML_QuickForm_Page There is a check at line
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  • projects? (give details)  There could be another project whose code you use, or uses your code, or uses the same framework, etc.The other applications from
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  • assess the mix of extensions that are in use for the DCS wiki: Regular Code for "regular" extensions are hosted on Gerrit at the WMF (which is also mirrored
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  • mediawiki.org, you would end up with a huge amount of Lua modules and template code that would be overkill for any regular use case. Global Templates was mentioned
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