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#!/usr/bin/python3

"""
Print the number of business days and weekend days in a month

Example usage:
$ python ./business-days-in-month.py 2024 2
February, 2024 has 21 weekdays and 8 weekend days

Optional: Make the script executable

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# prints list of merge request ids only for a given user and target branch
glab mr list --assignee <gitlab-user-name> --target-branch <target-branch-name> | awk '{ print $1 }' | sed 's/!//g' | while read line; do glab mr update $line --target-branch <target-branch-name>; done

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import datetime

import requests

import os.path


TOKEN = 'xxxx-xxxx'
TARGET_DIR = './images/'

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Google Drive replaces the leading dot in dot-filenames with an underscore. To undo this after downloading the files as a zip run

  # replaces leading underscores with dots
  rename -n 's/^_/./g' *  # first check
  rename 's/^_/./g' *  # now execute

After downloading the files be sure to set the correct permissions

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#!/usr/bin/env python
"""
Checks and sets git username and email based on dir root matching

1. Add the following to ~/.bashrc

    function cd {
        builtin cd "$@"

        if [ -d ".git" ] ; then

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1. Create a setup.py:

  #!/usr/bin/env python

  from distutils.core import setup

  setup(
      name='My Thing',
 version='1.0',

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# pull changes from a single file inside a commit (useful when hotpatching)
git diff ..<hash> -- <filename> | git apply

# view changes in a file historically
git diff 'HEAD@{3 weeks ago}'..HEAD -- foo/my_module.py

# view commits with patches in this branch only (assuming it was branched from master and is up-to-date) 
# useful when reviewing tickets
git log master.. --patch --reverse

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Linux Commands

Networking

traceroute - print the route packets take to network host

ifconfig - interface configurator. view ip address and mac address

ping - (Packet INternet Groper) test connectivity between two nodes

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nmap github.com -p http,git

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import mock

with mock.patch('path.to.ObjectClass.my_property', new_callable=mock.PropertyMock) as mock_my_property:
    mock_my_property.return_value = 'my value'