Not that Jorts.
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@da_667 and I know yours, like mine, is health reasons, and likewise we just got different problems with different solutions.
@da_667 RIP.
The thing I will say for low carb is that salt and water pass right through me. On the downside, no Mexican restaurants.
(Yes I know there’s stuff I can get, it’s not the stuff I crave)
contraindicated?! Nobody tell the folks evaluating me, I meet Monday to finalize the report but they already shared the draft and I get both.
Fucking assholes, sorry you’re dealing with that.
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@jerry @chetwisniewski for that matter, even on a project that doesn’t release, you could subscribe to the RSS feed of the commit history for a file/directory.
@jerry @chetwisniewski lots of GitHub has RSS under the hood, including the releases page.
Quick to ask, not quick to understand or answer.
@FritzAdalis I’m really not trying to be obtuse, these convos are giving me some good things to think about. Doesn’t sound like there’s a magic bullet within git’s diff functionality to accomplish this… maybe if i made an archive branch to hold the commit history up-to today, rebased the main branches off the template repo, then force-pushed, so that now the derivative repos would share a commit history with the template, and there would be commits setting the app-specific properties newer than the commit history from the template?
@FritzAdalis you mean tolerate the linter errors in my IDE while developing the code?
/le shock
/le shock
@FritzAdalis that may be an option, though the linter will throw an absolute fit about the app-specific code calling functions that aren’t declared (because they come from the template file)
@FritzAdalis maybe? The hard part of any change is validating it against the handful of systems it supports now.