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# http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4649356/how-do-i-run-git-log-to-see-changes-only-for-a-specific-branch
git cherry -v master
# or
git log master..

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# DROP INDEX
SELECT IF (
    EXISTS(
        SELECT * FROM INFORMATION_SCHEMA.statistics
        WHERE table_schema = DATABASE() AND TABLE_NAME = '<table_name>' AND index_name LIKE '<index_name>'
    )
    ,'ALTER TABLE `<table_name>` DROP INDEX `<index_name>`'
    ,'select "index <index_name> does not exist";') INTO @a;
PREPARE stmt1 FROM @a;
EXECUTE stmt1;

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Handlebars.registerHelper("debug", function(optionalValue) {
  console.log("Current Context");
  console.log("====================");
  console.log(this);
 
  if (optionalValue) {
    console.log("Value");
    console.log("====================");
    console.log(optionalValue);
  }

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# Use public IP as per EC2 dashboard
ssh ubuntu@54.x.x.x -i ~/.ssh/some_key.pem

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# from -> to
# Copy to home directory as if web root isn't owned by the "ubuntu" user will get permission denied
scp -r -i ~/.ssh/adapt_framework_test.pem /home/carlton/Desktop/work ubuntu@54.x.x.x:/home/ubuntu/

# Move files from home to web root
mv /home/ubuntu/ /var/www/html

# May have to set permissions on relocated files so the web server can serve them

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find /tmp/brightcove-cache/ -type f | wc -l

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# IP address
ip.addr == 10.43.54.65
ip.src == 10.43.54.65 or ip.dst == 10.43.54.65

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composer require "foo/bar:1.0.0"

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# Install Java 7 JDK and create an alias if needed
alias selenium_start='java -jar ./selenium-server-standalone-2.48.2.jar'

# Useful notes "codeception/codeception": "~2.0"
The AcceptanceTester parameter passed into the tests is a class that is generated dynamically, if web driver is used as a module then the web driver functions will be available in the auto complete

# Running tests in general
http://codeception.com/docs/02-GettingStarted#Running-Tests

# Running tests for specific environments

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# Search text strings in all files in a folder
grep "test" /var/www/

# Recursively
grep -R "test" /var/www/