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#!/bin/bash

TAGS=$(git tag --list)
IFS=$'\n' read -rd '' -a TAGS_ARRAY <<<"$TAGS"
ARR_LENGTH="${#TAGS_ARRAY[@]}"
MOST_RECENT="${TAGS_ARRAY[ARR_LENGTH - 1]}"

printf "$MOST_RECENT\n"

jq '.builder = $version' --arg version "$MOST_RECENT" test.json > temp.test.json

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using System;
using Blackbaud.Registration.Tests.Common.Extensions;
using LanguageExt.UnitTesting;
using Xunit;
using static LanguageExt.Prelude;

namespace Blackbaud.Registration.MessageHandlers.UnitTests.CommandHandlers
{
    public class UsingApplyOnOption
    {

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/*
Modified from https://gist.github.com/dadhi/59cfc698f6dc6e31b722cd804aae185a
which was in turn modified from: https://gist.github.com/louthy/524fbe8965d3a2aae1b576cdd8e971e4

Simplified to a program that adds two numbers

Useful links:
- [John DeGoes: Beyond Free Monads - λC Winter Retreat 2017](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A-lmrvsUi2Y)
- [Free and tagless compared - how not to commit to a monad too early](https://softwaremill.com/free-tagless-compared-how-not-to-commit-to-monad-too-early)

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module Week04.Soln
  ( fun1
  , fun2
  , fun1'
  , fun2'
  , Tree(..)
  , foldTree
  , showTree
  , printTree
  , xor

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module Week03.Golf
  ( skips
  , localMaxima
  , histogram
  , histogramGen
  ) where

skips :: [a] -> [[a]]
skips xs = map (`everyNth` xs) [1..(length xs)]
  where everyNth n = map snd . filter ((==0) . (`mod` n) . fst) . zip [1..]

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-- CIS 194 Homework 2
module Week02.Log
  ( MessageType(..)
  , TimeStamp
  , LogMessage(..)
  , MessageTree(..)
  , testParse
  , testWhatWentWrong
  ) where

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module Week01.CreditCardValidator
  ( toDigits
  , toDigitsRev
  , doubleEveryOther
  , sumDigits
  , validate
  ) where

reverseList :: [Integer] -> [Integer]
reverseList [] = []

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/*
  When you want to see the sql that entity framework is generating you 
  can turn on logging that will go to Visual Studios debug output
*/
using(var dbContext = new MyDbContext())
{
  dbContext.Database.Log = s => System.Diagnostics.Debug.WriteLine(s);
  
  // do your queries here...
}

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-- POSTGRES SQL. 
-- Count of rows where a timestamp column falls in interval. 
-- This example uses a 5 minute interval ( 300 seconds = 5 minutes).
-- You need to replace the things inside square brackets, i.e. provide
-- the name of the table and timestamp column.
SELECT COUNT(*) cnt, 
to_timestamp(floor((extract('epoch' from [Timestamp Column]) / 300 )) * 300) 
AT TIME ZONE 'UTC' as expiry_interval
FROM [Table] GROUP BY expiry_interval
order by expiry_interval

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var truthTest = function(value){
  return value ? "true" : "false";
}

// Boolean literals behave as expected
var trueLiteral = true;
var falseLiteral = false;
truthTest(trueLiteral);  // true
truthTest(falseLiteral); // false