Devin Schumacher devinschumacher

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How to do a "dry run" of a git merge to see what would happen without actually committing to it.

Example: You're on a branch called some-branch and you want to see how your branch compares to your local dev branch.

First run a git diff to see the difference between your branches:

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How to get (fetch) and view all of the branches on a repository in git

git

How to get (fetch) and view all of the branches on a repository in git

git fetch --all
git branch --all

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How to Run Lighthouse CI CLI with Nuxt (Step-by-Step Walkthrough)

lighthouse

nuxt

cicd

performance

How to Run Lighthouse CI CLI with Nuxt (Step-by-Step Walkthrough)

Install Lighthouse CI CLI

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How to Make an Open Source Contribution, a step-by-step Walkthrough

open-source

git

github

programming

Example: Making an open source contribution to drizzle-team/drizzle-orm-docs

How to Make an Open Source Contribution Steps

Fork the repository you want to contribute to

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Best practices or managing secrets, security for collaborating with developers

security

secrets management

SecOps

Best Practices for Secrets Management

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How to create an issue in GitHub from the command line	git, github

How to create an issue in GitHub from the command line (without using the GitHub GUI or any apps)

The basic syntax:

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How to create a pull request in Github from the command line (without using the Github GUI or any apps)	git

How to create a pull request in Github from the command line (without using the Github GUI or any apps)

The syntax:

title: "How To Use External Api With Dynamic Filterable Search Component" tags: [ 'Nuxt', 'useRuntimeConfig', 'nuxt.config.ts', 'typescript', 'index.ts', 'NuxtUI', 'SOP'

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How to Setup & Connect Additional Github.com Account(s) to the Github CLI

How to Setup & Connect additional Github.com Account(s) to the Github CLI

Assuming you've already created your additional Github account, here are the steps:

Generate a PAT (personal access token) // not going to go through these steps

	NODE_ENV=development
	DB_HOST=localhost
	DB_USER=<username>
	DB_PASSWORD=<password>
	DB_NAME=<db_name>
	DB_PORT=5432
	DATABASE_URL=postgresql://${DB_USER}:${DB_PASSWORD}@${DB_HOST}:${DB_PORT}/${DB_NAME}