bundle agent __main__
{
vars:
# one option for each of 28 days in a month.
"options" slist => { expandrange( "selected_option_[1-28]", 1 ) };
classes:
"selected_option" select_class => { @(options) };
I have a long history of using org-mode, but I don’t have a consistent history of tracking it under version control. I have at times and then stopped, I don’t push my git repository anywhere, it does get backed up periodically. Some of my org-mode files get copied around to multiple devices (typically bi-directional sync, but you can get creative with send only and exclusions etc ..). Anyway, I have a few different git repositories that contain org-mode files and I wanted to visualize activity over time. Gource produces a nifty visualization, and you can even interact with it, zooming in, panning around while being able to see user, directory, and file names.
I use this city script to generate videos like https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b7y0y6sWb2I
#!/bin/bash
set -e
set -u
set -x
First, we need to initialize a traditional policy set. Let’s start with masterfiles from the 3.18.3
release. This way we can go through the process of migrating to the same version with cfbs
. We need to download it and unpack it into the root of our repository.
Here is an example of my daily capture templates. My work log (wll
) is my most often used capture template. I have many other capture templates for things that recurr on a regular basis, like Meetings. The capture template for a specific meeting includes links to the common attendees individual note pages. These links surface that meeting if I visit an individuals note and run org-roam-buffer
.
(setq org-roam-dailies-capture-templates
`(
("w" "work")
("wl" "Log")
("wll" "Log" entry
"* %?\n:properties:\n:prior_context: %a\n:end:\n"
# services/main.cf | |
bundle agent mpf_main | |
# User Defined Service Catalogue | |
{ | |
methods: | |
# Activate your custom policies here | |
"my_classification"; | |
"my_stuff"; |
bundle agent __main__ | |
{ | |
files: | |
# If you had: | |
"/path/to/something./" | |
depth_search => recurse( "inf" ), | |
perms => mog( "600", "root", "root"); | |
# And you want to have the old rxdirs behavior: | |
"/path/to/something./" |
Note: Windows package management *may* be better handled via integration with
Chocolatey and open source package manager for Windows similar to yum
or
apt-get
.
- Product Name:: 7-Zip 16.04 (x64 edition)
- Version
- 16.04.00.0
Product Name and version (inside the MSI) can be found (or changed) using Orca. http://www.7-zip.org/a/7z1604-x64.msi
bundle agent __main__
{
methods:
"" usebundle => my_bundle("first");
"" usebundle => default:my_bundle("second");
"" usebundle => nickanderson:my_bundle("third");
}
bundle agent my_bundle(input)
{