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This is a GitHub action we used on several projects to allow our QA team to push changes from dev to qa branch.

Minimal version

The shorter version does the following:

• Updates the patch version in package.json on dev
• Creates new tag

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:root {
  --tab-highlighter: transparent;
}

#tabbar {
  background: #eee;
  border: none;
}

tab-item-substance {

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const ADDON_NAME = 'react-to-html';
const PARAM_NAME = 'reactToHtml';
const PANEL_NAME = `${ADDON_NAME}/panel`;
const MARKUP_EVENT = `${ADDON_NAME}/markup`;

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Short guide for Startup Software Engineers in 2nd/3rd World Countries *

Hi, so this is quite a personal text as I have been striving to build and work for a couple of startup businesses for the last decade and I’d like to share a couple of observations and perhaps useful tips if you decide to swim in that area, or you lack to understand why are you constantly sinking. First, let me explain “2nd/3rd World Countries” – it’s not necessary related to Eastern Europe, Asia, or some even less developed economies, but in the eyes of Silicon Valley that could be easily considered as “the rest of the world”, however, for the purpose of this gedankenexperiment, I’ll focus on Eastern Europe, region I live in and know well. Second, “Startup Software Engineer” means that you’re obviously an engineer and that you’re fully committed working for a company that yet doesn’t have successful business model, product is in the phase of development, you’re not making any profit and you’re basically burning the cash you’ve got in

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{% if paginator.total_pages > 1 %}

  {% assign start = paginator.page | minus: 2 %}
  {% assign end = paginator.page | plus: 2 %}

  {% if start < 1 %}
    {% assign start = 1 %}
    {% assign end = start | plus: 4 %}
  {% elsif end > paginator.total_pages %}
    {% assign start = paginator.total_pages | minus: 4 %}