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# require email receipt
headers['Return-Receipt-To'] = 'confirm@example.com'

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# importance flag on the email
headers['Importance'] = 'high'
headers['X-Priority'] = '1'
headers['X-MSMail-Priority'] = 'High'

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all_routes = Rails.application.routes.routes
all_routes.each do |route|
  if route.requirements.has_key?(:controller) and route.requirements[:controller] != "rails/info" then
    puts "#{route.requirements[:controller]} #{route.requirements[:action]}"
  end
end

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### matches all git tags that start with numeric value, update regex as needed

# commands to remove local tags
git tag -l | grep "^\d" | sed 's/^/tag -d /' > _remove_tags
# commands to remove remote tags
git tag -l | grep "^\d" | sed 's/^/push origin :refs\/tags\//' > _remove_tags_remote

# review contents of file
cat _remove_tags | while read line; do echo $line; done
# execute each line in file

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<!-- 
1) include in layout files after all other javascript includes
2) if you have coffeescript classes that match your controller name - they will be invoked automatically


WARNING: as a general rule don't write js like this with ruby mixed in, 
         this is one of those rare cases where it 'works' well
-->
<script>
  $(document).ready(function () {

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-- changes joe.smith@gmail.com -> joe.smith@qa.com
update users set email = replace(replace(regexp_matches(email, '.*@')::varchar, '{', ''), '}', '') || 'qa.com';

-- there must be a better way to get rid of the {} chars returned by regexp_matches

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select md5(random()::text)

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psql your_db -c "update users set is_active = 'f';"

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psql postgres -c "select pg_terminate_backend(procpid) from pg_stat_activity where datname='your_db';"

dropdb your_db

createdb --template=template0 --encoding=unicode your_db

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# replace your_db with the name of your database
psql postgres -c "select pg_terminate_backend(procpid) from pg_stat_activity where datname='your_db';"