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Git Hooks - A very basic guide

The aim of this guide is to create the basic idea of how to set up a very basic hook. Once you've read through this guide, please read through the Git Hooks Documentation. But first...

What is a Git Hook?

In very basic terms, it's a thing that "fires off custom scripts when certain important actions occur". For example, each time we make a commit, a git hook will run some code that does some cool stuff automatically. Because sometimes we want stuff to happen automatically and Git Hooks help us do that!

Give me an example!

Oh, sure. Imagine a conversation between you and your supervisor that goes like this:

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How to add a collapsible section in markdown

1. Example

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Heading

1. Foo
2. Bar
   • Baz

• Qux

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var fileList = $("#comment-attachment").get(0).files;

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<script>
    var form = $('#attach-local-doc-form');
    /*
     * Note that variable `data` will not show anything due to hidden properties.
     * It's purpose is to be passed to the server for parsing.
     */
    var data = new FormData(form.get(0));
    var fileNames = documentData.getAll("userfile").map(function (file) {
        return file.name;
    });

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Open terminal.

Connect to psql:

psql -p 5433

I find it easier to delete and recreate the DB to which you want to import. So ensure the databse you want to delete is listed:

\l

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-- To view all values in the enum:
SELECT unnest(enum_range(NULL::schema.enum_name));

-- To add a value to the enum:
ALTER TYPE schema.enum_name ADD VALUE 'new_enum_value';

-- For more operation see: https://www.postgresql.org/docs/9.1/static/sql-altertype.html

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select
  pc_games.title,
  to_char(pc_games.release_date, 'YYYY-MM-DD') as release_date
  array_to_string(array_agg(avid_fans.firstname || ' ' || avid_fans.surname), ', ', null) as fans
from
  schema_A.pc_games as pc_games
  inner join schema_A.avid_fans as avid_fans on (pc_games.id = avid_fans.fk_pc_game_id)
where
  pc_games.release_date > '2004-12-31'
group by

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<?php

  $results = array();

  # The "$selected_functions" array will be constructed on the client side and posted to the PHP controller function.
  # Populate the "$selected_functions" array based on user interaction with the UI.

  $selected_functions = array(
    "function_1" => array("parameter_1_1", "parameter_1_2", "parameter_1_3"),
    "function_2" => array("parameter_2_1"),

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<span class="label" ng-class="{'possibleValue1' : 'class1', 'possibleValue2' : 'class2', 'possibleValue3' : 'class3'}[object.value]" ng-bind-html='object.value'></span>