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[
  "201704230706451_AutomaticMigration",
  "201704230705538_AutomaticMigration"
]

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// https://dev.mysql.com/doc/x-devapi-userguide/en/devapi-users-introduction.html
var mysqlx = require('@mysql/xdevapi');

const MIGRATIONS_USER = 'migrationsuser';

var server = {
    host     : 'localhost',
    user     : 'intendeduser',
    database : 'mydatabase',
    password : 'mypassword'

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#!/bin/bash
# add a parent commit to the specified commit, ideal
# for establishing the other parent of a squashed merge
# lifted from https://stackoverflow.com/a/41243690/2860309

# usage: ./add_parent.sh TARGET_COMMIT_ID NEW_PARENT_COMMIT_ID

set -ex

target_commit=$1

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/*
Motivation:
    A shuffler that ensures that no items in a list (a music playlist in particular) are left behind.

Mechanism:
    When an item in the current shuffle group is used, it is moved to the next shuffle group and the next shuffle group is reshuffled.
    Shuffling the current group doesn't affect the number of items remaining in the current shuffle group.

Drawback:
    Shuffling the current group when there's only one item remaining will have no effect, the item must be consumed (to preserve fairness) and only then will be shuffled in to the next group

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If you're looking for a quick and painless entry into AWS serverless development with CDK, either of these two links is preferable to reading excerpts from this gist.

Article: https://www.industrialcuriosity.com//2020/06/a-templated-guide-to-aws-serverless.html

Source repository: https://github.com/therightstuff/aws-cdk-js-dev-guide

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machine hostname.com
    login USERNAME
    password UNENCODED_PASSWORD

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// A UUID is a 128-bit number which is too large to be represented as a native integer in Javascript.
// The original solution I posted (based on https://github.com/uuidjs/uuid#uuidparsestr ) wasn't good,
// as it converted the given UUID into a byte array and then selected only the first four bytes to be
// used as the integer.

const uuid = require('uuid');

let convertGuidToInt = (uuid) => {
    // parse accountId into Uint8Array[16] variable
    let parsedUuid = uuid.parse(uuid);

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#!/bin/bash
# to be run with git-bash on a Windows machine
# based on https://github.com/sonatype-nexus-community/nexus-repository-import-scripts/blob/master/nugetimport.sh

# download latest version of nuget.exe for Windows x86 Commandline
#    from https://www.nuget.org/downloads into the current directory
# retrieve NuGet API Key from Nexus by clicking on your profile,
#	   the side bar menu should show "NuGet API Key"

show_usage() {

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"""
A simple password generator that produces secure passwords of a given length
without requiring the installation of additional modules.

The four valid password characters classes - lowercase, uppercase, digits and
punctuation - are inserted randomly into the password using cryptographically
strong random numbers from the secrets module until the password length
requirement is met, ensuring that each of the classes is included in the password.

Password strength verified with https://www.security.org/how-secure-is-my-password/