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Situation

There are plenty of references for generating and using SSH keys on MacOS. Google for answers and they're everywhere. What is less obvious is how to use multiple SSH keys, especially for the same host, e.g. GitHub. I had multiple SSH keys and a ~/.ssh/config file, but certain of the credentials weren't being found.

Solution

The nuggets of goodness I found describe how to properly use ~/.ssh/config - (here, here, here, here... +many more). The key is actually using the resulting Host aliases!

Go figure, huh? 🤦

Example: Github - SourceTree

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OMV 5 on RPi

All steps / links / tools assume MacOS is the user system doing the preparing

Some Tools

• SSH client: ZOC ($)
• SD cards: SanDisk 8G or > (16 - 32G preferred)

The Links and Steps

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Install

Import the accompanying insomnia_salesforceAPI.json into Insomnia to create a workspace with sample requests that,

• get a bearer token using Salesforce built-in Oauth password workflow
• make REST API requests referencing the bearer token

Setup / Customize

Environment

The environment variables are stored in MyOrg folder.

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Summary

If the prescribed method of configuring Sourcetree using Jetbrains' command line scripts fails, here is an alternative configuration:

Diff

• Diff Command: open -W -n -b "com.jetbrains.intellij" --args
• Diff Arguments: diff "$LOCAL" "$PWD/$REMOTE"

Merge

• Merge Command: open -W -n -b "com.jetbrains.intellij" --args
• Merge Arguments: merge "$PWD/$LOCAL" "$PWD/$REMOTE" "$PWD/$BASE" "$PWD/$MERGED"

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#!/bin/bash

set -e
set -o pipefail

unset fetch_git_branch
fetch_git_branch=`git name-rev --refs=heads/* --name-only $1 | grep -oE '^[^~]+'`

echo fetching... $fetch_git_branch

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Edit HipChat.app/Contents/Resources/chat.html

1. In _getPeopleList, replace,

...
name: room.name
...

with,

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// Assumes jwt-client has been loaded to define JWT global
(function expireJWT() {
  JWT.defaults = {key: 'jwt', tokenPrefix: '', storage: window.localStorage, padding: false};
  decodedJWT = JWT.read(JWT.get());
  decodedJWT.claim.exp = (Date.now() / 1000) - 1;
  JWT.keep(decodedJWT);
})();

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Scenario

You're using ui-router to manage Angular 1.x routing states. You have a parent state that should always navigate to a child state, but without relying on ui-router-extras like $deepStateRedirect. This is to avoid deep linking into the child state. Some logins need to operate this way, for instance, so the Terms of Service acknowledgement cannot be skipped.

Configuration

This is an example ui-router state hierarchy that defines a series of states used for login pages.

$stateProvider
  .state('login', {
 url: '/login',

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Usage

At the Javascript console, run showAllStates() to see a JSON tree of the currently configured ui-router states as returned by $state.get().

Installation

Copy showStates code below into your Javascript console (tested with Chrome Devtools), and execute it to create the showStates function. Optionally, create similar functions in the console with the other scripts in this gist.

showAllStates = function () {
	var $injector = angular.element('html').injector(),

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#!/bin/bash

# Run this from the root of a git repo - AFTER YOU COMMIT THE CHANGES YOU CARE ABOUT!
# Then, if you need to keep the deleted files in your working copy (e.g. IDE config files), 
# be sure to unstage them before your next commit.

# attribution: http://www.randallkent.com/2010/04/30/gitignore-not-working/


for file in `cat .gitignore`  ; do git rm -r --cached $file; done