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# It will cycle N dots for progress.
# Failures are printed immediately in detail.
class FailureFormatter
  RSpec::Core::Formatters.register self, :example_passed, :example_failed, :dump_summary, :start_dump, :example_pending

  @@dot_count = 0
  N = 10

  attr_reader :output

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# I don't like a lot of noise when my specs run.

# This will print the characters from 'progress', but clears the line every 10 so you don't get an epic line of dots.
#
# Any failures are printed as you go, so I can start looking while the the tests finish.
#
# You can simplify this with your .rspec-local file.
# rspec --require path/to/failure_formatter.rb -- format FailureFormatter spec

class FailureFormatter

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;;; These commands need to be executed when you are in the context of a nix-project.

;;; Requirements:
;; - direnv (shell and emacs)
;; - projectile (emacs)

(defun av-project-buffer-name-function (proc-name)
  "Generate a buffer name based on `PROC-NAME'.
The name looks like '**<nix project> `PROC-NAME'**', **lello overmind**"
  `(lambda (_mode-name)

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;;; codepipeline-watch-mode.el --- Watch the progress of AWS Codepipeline Builds     -*- lexical-binding: t; -*-

;;; Commentary:
;;  Shells out to `aws` command line to get data for display.
;;  My theme is dark. No idea how these colors look in a light theme.

;; M-x codepipeline-watch-get-status
;; `g` will refresh - it'll update on its own now and then.

;;; Code:

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;;; 0 - install `direnv' on your machine and active it for lello
;;;     `cd lello && direnv allow'



;;; 1 - Install `rspec-mode' and configure

;; allows the test finder to not choke on `lib' stuff
(setq rspec-primary-source-dirs '("app"))

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Recommended bike gear

Bike pump

A bikepump is something you want to spend on if you can. It’ll really make a difference. Even on the trainer, should should be putting air in your tires every week or 2. When you start riding outside, you want it a minimum of once a week. Honestly, I’d say make it part of your pre-ride setup.

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Goal

• Introduce bash completion
• look at basic options
• build a custom completion

What’s out there

complete -p

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;;; the functions of interest are
;;;  org-trello-insert-todo
;;;    takes the card - like 'JgW7pEMn'
;;;  org-trello-insert-todo-from-url
;;;    takes a full trello url and pulls the card out

;; For key & token, go to https://trello.com/app-key The key should be
;;  front and center. For the token, follow the 'Token' link in the
;;  first paragraph and then 'Allow'
(defvar org-trello-key "....")

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# config/initializers/ad_refactoring_utils.rb

module Kernel
  def print_error_for_debug(e)
    puts "E" * 72
    puts "-->#{caller.first}"
    p  e
    e.backtrace.delete_if do |l|
      l.match('gems').present? ||
        l.match('ruby').present?

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;; For key & token, go to https://trello.com/app-key The key should be
;;  front and center. For the token, follow the 'Token' link in the
;;  first paragraph and then 'Allow'

;; Just does the title and main contents. pulling in checklists is on my list.

;; inserting assumes you have the bullet point, but not the todo
;;  ** <c>