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git-renovate (rough design)

Name

git-renovate (name subject to change) - Overwrite files, the index and/or the branch with different versions

Status

This is another attempt to replace the difficult-to-understand git checkout

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diff --git a/PlainFileStoreContrib/lib/Foswiki/Store/PlainFile.pm b/PlainFileStoreContrib/lib/Foswiki/Store/PlainFile.pm
index 99490ffb3..85d1e7659 100644
--- a/PlainFileStoreContrib/lib/Foswiki/Store/PlainFile.pm
+++ b/PlainFileStoreContrib/lib/Foswiki/Store/PlainFile.pm
@@ -183,9 +183,14 @@ sub readTopic {
         my $mf = _metaFile( $meta, undef, $version );
         ( $ri{author}, $ri{comment} ) = _readMetaFile($mf);
         $ri{date} = ( stat _historyFile( $meta, undef, $version ) )[9];
+    } else {
+        # Loaded .txt file - reuse info from META:TOPICINFO, if any

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=head2 routine categorize

Defined as:

    multi sub    categorize(&mapper, *@values) returns Hash:D
    multi method categorize(List:D: &mapper)   returns Hash:D

Usage:

    categorize MAPPER, LIST

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#!/usr/bin/perl
# Quick and dirty wallpaper download script
# Grabs images from bing.com (changes daily)

use strict;
use warnings;
use JSON;
use Mojo::UserAgent;
use Mojo::Util;

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This Gist contains JS (http://www.jesusonic.com/) scripts for use in REAPER or, with ReaJS, in any Windows DAW that supports VST plugins.

• JK/aliaser: add deliberate aliasing artifacts to audio... with an option to really overdo it. JK/metallicator: add deliberate "metallic"-sounding artifacts to audio, as produced by some well-known pitch shifters (not really, of course; there's nothing even close to pitch shifting going on).
• JK/RelDynEQ: a prototype-stage dynamic EQ, but instead of using the band's level for its threshold, it uses the difference between the band's level and the overall level.
• JK/TwoStageLimiter: a work in progress that limits audio in two ways simultaneously. The first threshold is "soft", i.e. it still lets through transients; the second is a standard brickwall limiter applied on top of that. This can be used to let transients clip (which may be appropriate depending on your project) and