Aravinth Aravinth-Earth

Caution / Note / Disclaimer:

The below table contains commands which i learn from many linux related sources i follow, Use it at your own risk

output

description	syntaxt / sample command

in pc download & extract 'android sdk' to a local folder
enbale developer mode & usb debugging in respetive android device
connect android device to pc via usb & make sure the device is visible in the adb shell using adb devices, when launching the terminal from the extract's sub folder <parent-folder>/Android/Sdk/platform-tools
to get the complete list of installed packages via shell use adb shell pm list packages
for uninstall any app for the current user, use adb shell pm uninstall -k --user 0

make sure 'USB Debugging' is enabled in the android device
1. if 'USB Debugging' is not enabled, follow below steps,
2. go to 'Developer Options' in 'Android Settings'
  1. if 'Developer Options' is not available, follow below steps
  2. go to 'About section' in android settings
  3. then go to 'Software Details' section
  4. then find the 'Build Number' section
  5. click on it 6 or more times
  6. you may be prompted to enter your device 'Pin/Pattern' to confirm its the authenticated user
  7. once entered you have enabled 'Developer Options' in your android device

scoop cleanup * -k -> cleanup old versions (to free up space)
scoop cache rm * -> clean the cache downloads
scoop config gh_token -> to set a new github pat token

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I am aravinth-earth on github.
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To be used with github copilot create a file as '.github/copilot-instructions.md' & add below

Before making any code modifications/suggestions, if you identify any unresolved queries or logical inconsistencies whether in the overall project design or the specific code change please ask for clarification before proceeding

Follow all below coding principles and guidelines while making any code changes:

DRY (Don't Repeat Yourself): Eliminate code duplication to enhance maintainability.
KISS (Keep It Simple, Stupid): Favor simplicity; avoid unnecessary complexity.
YAGNI (You Aren't Gonna Need It): Implement features only when necessary.
SOLID Principles:

	## Create
	git pull --> Get the latest code from the remote
	git push --> Only when the local brach also exists in remote, push the local code changes
	git push --set-upstream origin <#BranchName#> --> Set the remote tracking branch as per the name provided & push the local code changes

	## Modify
	git merge <#BranchName#> --> Merge the branch name mentioned to the current branch
	git checkout -b <#BranchName#> --> Checkout to the branch name mentioned
	git add . --> Stage all the changes to the
	git commit -m <#Message#> --> Commit the staged changes with the message mentioned