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#!/bin/bash

# usage: $0 source_dir [source_dir] ...
# where source_dir args are directories containing git repositories

red="\033[00;31m"
green="\033[00;32m"
yellow="\033[00;33m"
blue="\033[00;34m"
purple="\033[00;35m"

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require 'active_record/connection_adapters/abstract/transaction'
module ActiveRecord
  module ConnectionAdapters
    class SavepointTransaction < OpenTransaction
      def perform_commit_with_transactional_fixtures
        commit_records if number == 1
        perform_commit_without_transactional_fixtures        
      end

      alias_method_chain :perform_commit, :transactional_fixtures

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IO.read('i').lines.drop(1).each_slice(2){|p,t|x,y,h=p.split;x,y,h=[x.to_i,y.to_i,h.to_sym];z={N:[->{y+=1},:W,:E],E:[->{
x+=1},:N,:S],S:[->{y-=1},:E,:W],W:[->{x-=1},:S,:N]};t.strip.split(//).map{|c|if c=='M';z[h][0].call;elsif c=='L';h=
z[h][1];else;h=z[h][2];end};puts"#{x} #{y} #{h}"}

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#!/bin/bash -xe

#THIS SCRIPT MUST BE RUN AS ROOT

#configure locale
echo "export LANGUAGE=en_AU.UTF-8" > /tmp/locale
echo "export LANG=en_AU.UTF-8" >> /tmp/locale
echo "export LC_ALL=en_AU.UTF-8" >> /tmp/locale
cat /etc/bash.bashrc >> /tmp/locale
cp /tmp/locale /etc/bash.bashrc

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#!/bin/bash -xe

#THIS SCRIPT MUST BE RUN AS ROOT

#configure SSH
SSH_KEY="ssh-rsa AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAQEAuwaDITgrsmxVvSJ+HEir4iW2eBb8XqB3wIxCWJwmhiB2S6MkdX1CFcj8boHL2RIYgKN0yiTCVlOdQFjhyRpnd8NbS0RW7753SE1hzkgOg+2e1B15lf1PCSD5OPWAtpb1eYlLcs6hns+yFhYCFeQrKLBL2/si8D8OcQcTR7BjjFQEWdhjl4cYiT68cr57yFT+c/f32ZTynEWukC2YIGMjJ1nACUOYF8CSp6RUrD2kY3C1Pb1Q5V3jwi0lhay4aF5AWp28hPVtYASBe2BrYXp8uErhnmWxgXNV19P0NSHE7TBXd9nXz/njI2SDP/p2N/vHquz/Ybxs4F+kGGXknUFitQ== cmaitchison@gmail.com"
echo $SSH_KEY >> /home/ubuntu/.ssh/authorized_keys

#configure locale
echo "export LANGUAGE=en_AU.UTF-8" > /tmp/locale

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# By leaning hard on the declarative nature of let(), you get to use
# a pattern where there is a single shared example whose
# expected result is defined at a lower level in the code.
# It is not really a pattern that is intuitive to everyone when
# they read this sort of code for the first time, so I am not about
# to claim it is better than other approaches, only different.

# There is no need for explicit tests to assert that the correct
# arguments are passed to the validators in this example, because
# if the arguments are not correct the doubles will not return the

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#!/bin/bash -xe

#THIS SCRIPT MUST BE RUN AS ROOT
ADMIN_USER=admin
ADMIN_GROUP=admin

#add admin group
(cat /etc/group | grep -E '\b$ADMIN_GROUP\b') || sudo groupadd $ADMIN_GROUP

#add admin user

cmaitchison

#!/bin/bash -xe

#THIS SCRIPT MUST BE RUN AS ROOT

ADMIN_USER=admin
ADMIN_GROUP=admin

#add admin group
(cat /etc/group | grep -E '\b$ADMIN_GROUP\b') || sudo groupadd $ADMIN_GROUP

cmaitchison

#!/bin/bash -xe

#THIS SCRIPT MUST BE RUN AS ROOT
ADMIN_USER=admin
ADMIN_GROUP=admin

#add admin group
(cat /etc/group | grep -E '\b$ADMIN_GROUP\b') || sudo groupadd $ADMIN_GROUP

#add admin user

cmaitchison

#!/bin/bash -xe

#THIS SCRIPT MUST BE RUN AS ROOT

#configure SSH
SSH_KEY="ssh-rsa AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAQEAuwaDITgrsmxVvSJ+HEir4iW2eBb8XqB3wIxCWJwmhiB2S6MkdX1CFcj8boHL2RIYgKN0yiTCVlOdQFjhyRpnd8NbS0RW7753SE1hzkgOg+2e1B15lf1PCSD5OPWAtpb1eYlLcs6hns+yFhYCFeQrKLBL2/si8D8OcQcTR7BjjFQEWdhjl4cYiT68cr57yFT+c/f32ZTynEWukC2YIGMjJ1nACUOYF8CSp6RUrD2kY3C1Pb1Q5V3jwi0lhay4aF5AWp28hPVtYASBe2BrYXp8uErhnmWxgXNV19P0NSHE7TBXd9nXz/njI2SDP/p2N/vHquz/Ybxs4F+kGGXknUFitQ== cmaitchison@gmail.com"
echo $SSH_KEY >> /home/ubuntu/.ssh/authorized_keys

#configure locale
echo "export LANGUAGE=en_AU.UTF-8" > /tmp/locale