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#!/bin/bash
set -euo pipefail
IFS=$'\n\t'

main(){
    export TERMINUS_HIDE_GIT_MODE_WARNING=1
    local DIRNAME
    DIRNAME=$(dirname "$0")

    local CURRENT_WP_VERSION

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Download Sternberg Gifs

When I worked at WebDevStudios, we spoke in gifs. I guess, these days, that makes me old. Whatever. I miss them. It represented a shared language even when the source of the gif was unknown. (I remember distinctly how it felt when I found the Key and Peele sketch from which this gem was taken:)

(It kinda felt like that ☝️)

Justin Sternberg even wrote an Alfred workflow called WDS Giffy which predated (in practice, if not in actuality) the gif-sharing service Giphy that pointed to his personal collection of gifs. I can't say for certain, but I think most of us used that, at least while I was there.

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When multiple WordPress versions have passed without updates being applied to your site, you will get a list of the updates in your Pantheon dashboard but no way to apply specific updates to your site.

Generally, the only way to apply those updates is to click the Apply Updates button or use terminus upstream:updates:apply, but either of those options will give you all the updates. What if you only wanted to update to a specific WordPress version?

That's what this guide is here to illustrate!

Step 1: Add pantheon-systems/WordPress as a Git remote

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#!/bin/bash

themedir="web/app/themes/" 

echo "Enter the site name. \n
This will be used to clone your site locally to /{User}/pantheon-local-copies/{site_name) and to interact with your site."

read $sitename

echo "Enter your theme name. \n

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<?php
/**
 * Plugin Name: Pantheon MU Plugin Loader
 * Description: Loads the MU plugins required to run the site
 * Author: Pantheon Systems
 * Author URI: https://pantheon.io
 * Version: 1.0
 */

if ( defined( 'WP_INSTALLING' ) && WP_INSTALLING ) {

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# This assumes all of your multidevs are named similarly, e.g. dev-1, dev-2, dev-3, etc. By default, Pantheon only allows
# 10 concurrent multidevs, so if you're making a lot for debugging purposes, you might want to clear them all out in one
# go so you can create more. All of this could be done in a single line of bash if you really wanted to; it's broken out 
# here for readability, but you could do something like this instead of what follows:
#
# for i in {1..10}; do; terminus multidev:delete site-name.site-prefix-$i --yes; done;
#
# Uncomment the following lines with your site name and multidev-prefix.
# Again, your multidevs MUST be named with the same prefix or this script won't work!
# $SITE_NAME=your-site-name

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ls *.zip > filelist
for FILENAME in `cat filelist`
do
unzip $FILENAME 
rm $FILENAME
done
rm filelist

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{
    "files.trimTrailingWhitespace": true,
    "[markdown]": {
        "files.trimTrailingWhitespace": false
    }
}

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<?php
/**
 * Plugin Name: Stupid header ASCII art
 * Plugin URI: https://jazzsequence.com
 * Description: Displays a stupid ASCII art in the html header.
 * Version: 1.0
 * Author: Chris Reynolds
 * Author URI: https://github.com/jazzsequence
 * License: GPLv3
 */

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; Ender 5 Custom End G-code
G4 ; Wait
M220 S100 ; Reset Speed factor override percentage to default (100%)
M221 S100 ; Reset Extrude factor override percentage to default (100%)
G91 ; Set coordinates to relative
G1 F1800 E-3 ; Retract filament 3 mm to prevent oozing
G1 F3000 Z20 ; Move Z Axis up 20 mm to allow filament ooze freely
G90 ; Set coordinates to absolute
G1 X0 Y220 F1000 ; Move Heat Bed to the front for easy print removal
M106 S0 ; Turn off cooling fan