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{
	"editor.cursorStyle": "line",
	"editor.cursorBlinking": "smooth",
	"easycompile.compile": {
		"ignore": [
			"sass",
			"scss"
		]
	},
	"editor.lineNumbers": "interval",

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#https://stackoverflow.com/a/65020975

git fetch --all --prune

# reset branch only if it has deviated from the remote
function update_branch {
        if git diff --exit-code --quiet $1; then
                echo "No changes on branch $1"
        else
                echo "Resetting branch $1"

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let typesList = [
    {
      "slug": "Anything",
      "name": "Anything"
    },
    {
      "slug": "String",
      "name": "String",
      "children": [
        {

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[{"name":"_wp_admin_bar_init","desc":"<p>UNHOOKING THIS FUNCTION WILL NOT PROPERLY REMOVE THE ADMIN BAR. For that, use show_admin_bar(false) or the {@see 'show_admin_bar'} filter.</p>","summary":"Instantiate the admin bar object and set it up as a global for access elsewhere.","type":"function","category":"Uncategorised","since":"3.1.0","access":"private","return":{"content":"Whether the admin bar was successfully initialized.","types":"bool"}},{"name":"wp_admin_bar_render","desc":"<p>This is called very late on the footer actions so that it will render after anything else being added to the footer.</p> <p>It includes the {@see 'admin_bar_menu'} action which should be used to hook in and add new menus to the admin bar. That way you can be sure that you are adding at most optimal point, right before the admin bar is rendered. This also gives you access to the <code>$post</code> global, among others.</p>","summary":"Renders the admin bar to the page based on the $wp_admin_bar->menu member var.","type":"function