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How To Downgrade Your Claude Code into Stable Version

Context:

By default installation, claude code auto-updates the latest version. However, latest version tends to be buggy.

Objective:

• Increase token efficiency by 40% until they can resolve the open github issue
• Always get the stable version.

Procedure

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from sklearn.model_selection import train_test_split
import shutil
import os
from PIL import Image

source_dataset_path = "shopee-product-detection-dataset/train/train"
target_path = "shopee-product-detection-dataset/trainval"

test_ratio = 0.2
val_ratio = 0.2

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//Example: Show the sequence 1 2 3 4 5

#include <stdio.h>

int main(void) {
	//Follow the Principle: can we re-write it as a formula?
	
	//Step 1: Re-write it as a way to see the pattern
	printf("1");
	printf("2");

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git stash
git checkout -b day-2-develop
git stash pop
git add -A #save all changes
git commit -m "Save all changes"
git push origin day-2-develop

git checkout day-2-pm
git checkout -b day-3
git pull upstream day-3

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git stash
git checkout -b day-2-develop
git stash pop

git checkout -b day-2-pm
git pull upstream day-2-pm

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git stash
git checkout -b day-1-pm-develop
git stash pop

git add -A 
git commit -m "Save all changes"
git push origin day-1-pm-develop

git checkout master
git pull upstream master

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#!/bin/bash

# just copy and paste it line-by-line

# Save your changes
git stash

git checkout -b day-1-develop # Go to another branch

# Apply your change

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