git stash – I made a mess of my repo
Don’t panic —Git stashes are just commits in disguise, and they are almost always recoverable unless you’ve manually deleted your .git folder. 1. The “Undo” Button If you just ran…
Don’t panic —Git stashes are just commits in disguise, and they are almost always recoverable unless you’ve manually deleted your .git folder. 1. The “Undo” Button If you just ran…
How does vm.overcommit_memory=1 impact Unraid? Changing this setting on your Unraid host is generally safe and actually recommended if you run memory-intensive Docker containers (like Redis or MongoDB). To apply…
The Nerd-Pack plug-in has been abandoned and I recently came across an alternative called un-get.
Setting up Development: 1. Always Check .dockerignore Check if you have a .dockerignore file in your project root. If it contains a line: migrations/, — Docker will skip copying that…
1. Check for Invisible Characters (CLI) (If that doesn’t work, try tail -c +4 to specifically strip a 3-byte BOM). 2. Validate with Docker’s Built-in Tool Use the config command…
To check if the SMB service (file sharing) is running on your Mac from the Terminal, use the launchctl list command and filter for smbd: bash Interpreting the Output Alternative…
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/sql-server/sql-server-downloads To apply a SQL Server license in a Docker container, you primarily use environment variables during the docker run command or within a docker-compose.yml file. Unlike traditional Windows installations,…
Method 1: Using git checkout (Easiest) This method copies the file’s content into your working directory and stages it automatically, as if you manually copied the file and ran git…
Run these commands in your terminal: 1. git unpushed This shows you exactly what is on your local machine that has not been pushed to the server yet. 2. git…
In Bash, you can list functions loaded in your current environment—including those loaded via the source (or .) command—using several built-in methods. 1. List All Loaded Functions To see every…