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// ==UserScript==
// @name         Choco-One-Click
// @namespace    http://tampermonkey.net/
// @version      0.1.1
// @description  Install software from chocolatey.org with one-click. This requires choco:// protocol support (choco install choco-protocol-support).
// @author       AJ Steers
// @include      http://*chocolatey.org/*
// @include      https://*chocolatey.org/*
// @grant        none
// ==/UserScript==

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Recompile your WSL2 kernel - support for snaps, apparmor, lxc, etc.

Yes, I've done this, and yes, it works. It is, however, entirely unsupported and assembled through reasonable guesswork, so if you try this and it explodes your computer, brain, career, relationships, or anything else, you agree that you take sole responsibility for doing it, that I never claimed it was a good idea, and that you didn't get these instructions from me .

Also note: I have done this with Debian Stretch. While one kernel ought to fit all, some of the packages you need to build it may be different. Adapting to other distros is up to you.

Step One: Install the stuff you need to build the kernel

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Keybase proof

I hereby claim:

• I am aaronsteers on github.
• I am aaronsteers (https://keybase.io/aaronsteers) on keybase.
• I have a public key ASBYlx4etJQXAgE9xCqRk_hMz9GwjoE8osu7rmrVRmoWzgo

To claim this, I am signing this object:

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choco install python3

pip install black awscli azure boto3 docker fire psutil s3fs xmlrunner pandas joblib junit-xml pyyaml bandit flake8 pycodestyle pydocstyle pylama prospector mypy

# On non-windows:

pip install pyspark pyhive[hive]

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There's no easy way to go from a full S3 path to the isolated bucket and key path, so I created the below snippet to do this.

  bucket = split("/", split("//", var.s3_path_to_lambda_zip)[1])[0]
  key = join("/", slice(
    split("/", split("//", var.s3_path_to_lambda_zip)[1]),
    1,
    length(split("/", split("//", var.s3_path_to_lambda_zip)[1]))
  ))

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locals {
  # Directories start with "C:..." on Windows; All other OSs use "/" for root.
  is_windows = substr(pathexpand("~"), 0, 1) == "/" ? false : true
}
resource "null_resource" "cli_command" {
  provisioner "local-exec" {
    # Keep as-is. This ensures windows always uses PowerShell, linux/mac use their default shell.
    interpreter = local.is_windows ? ["PowerShell", "-Command"] : []
    # TODO: Replace the below with the windows and linux variants
    command     = local.is_windows ? "sleep 60" : "sleep 60"

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# Instructions:
#
# 1. Save this file as `{root}/.github/workflows/cicd.yml`.
# 2. Set the `PYPI_USER` and `PYPI_PASS` secrets in your GitHub CI config.
# 3. Update the `PYPACKAGE_NAME` declaration to the name you want to use in PyPi.
#
# Public Gist: https://gist.github.com/aaronsteers/f3eec4db94d3db1de78b76b3318e9e33

name: Python CI/CD
env:

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# first navigate to brew.sh to install homebrew
# compare below with https://docs.dataops.tk/setup/mac

# Note: The 'cask' keyword is no longer needed for gui tools: https://stackoverflow.com/a/66081492
#       Only if there's a name conflict do you need the new (and optional) `--cask` argument during install

brew install visual-studio-code

# Install pyenv for managine multiple python versions:
brew install pyenv

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