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2018-06-25

• 04:43 UTC (new) 2018-06-25 A simple hack with the comma operator and console.log . . . . Marcin Borkowski – As we all know, console.log is the best debugging tool there is. I know, I know, it’s primitive, it’s slow (you have to insert it and run the program again, though that can be sped up) and it’s uncool to use it. Never mind.

2018-06-16

• 18:38 UTC (new) 2018-06-16 ivy-use-selectable-prompt . . . . Marcin Borkowski – It’s been a long-standing problem in Ivy that entering a string which was not on the list of candidates, but was a substring of one of the candidates, was non-trivial. You had to remember to press C-M-j instead of RET, and that requires some finger acrobatics. Well, it’s no longer a problem.

2018-06-10

• 10:34 UTC (new) 2018-06-10 Git diff in Eshell . . . . Marcin Borkowski – I try to use Eshell more, as part of a general drive towards moving everything into Emacs. One thing that annoyed me a bit was issuing a git diff or something similar in Eshell. Invariably, I received a WARNING: terminal is not fully functional.

2018-06-04

• 19:37 UTC (diff) 2018-05-20 Collaborating with non-Git-users - workflow and basic setup . . . . Marcin Borkowski – +links (minor)
• 19:35 UTC (diff) 2018-05-28 Collaborating with non-Git-users - Emacs support . . . . Marcin Borkowski – +link, italics (minor)
• 19:34 UTC (new) 2018-06-04 Collaborating with non-Git-users - Git hook . . . . Marcin Borkowski – In the first part, I showed how I can make Git add information about the commit in every file I want it to in such a way that it is updated every time I Git-archive the project. The second part was devoted to integrating this workflow in Emacs and mu4e. Today I finish with showing my Git hook protecting me from accidentally messing up. (minor)

2018-05-28

• 06:50 UTC (diff) 2018-05-20 Collaborating with non-Git-users - workflow and basic setup . . . . Marcin Borkowski – add a link (minor)
• 06:49 UTC (new) 2018-05-28 Collaborating with non-Git-users - Emacs support . . . . Marcin Borkowski – In the previous part, I showed how I can make Git add information about the commit in every file I want it to in such a way that it is updated every time I Git-archive the project. Actually, I have written an Elisp function to do this for me; it prepares a zip file with git archive and then writes a boilerplate email in mu4e, with the recipients’ addresses, attachment and a minimal body already in place.

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