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ping -w1 -c1 "$remote" > /dev/null && ( mount | grep "$remote" > /dev/null || sshfs "$user@$remote:$remote_path" "$local_mnt_path" -o reconnect,ServerAliveInterval=15 )

# Ping once and wait a max of 1s. Only advance if the remote responds.
# These could be larger/longer, but it would increase time to first prompt.
# Suppress output.
#
#   ping -w1 -c1 "$remote" > /dev/null && ( ... )
#
# We found the remote; now we check to see if that remote is already mounted
# by grepping the output of mount. We only proceed if grep *fails*, as this

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REM Put somewhere on PATH.
REM I usually add %USERPROFILE%/bin/ to PATH and
REM put this script in there.
REM
REM No suffix, looks for env, .env, venv, and .venv
REM
REM > vact
REM
REM Same, but looks for envSUFFIX, etc.
REM

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# Search for venvs in pwd with an optional suffix 
# and activate the first one found.
#
# $ vact            # Activate first found of env, .env, venv, or .venv
# $ vact [SUFFIX]   # Activate first found of envSUFFIX, etc.
#
# Add to, e.g., ~/.bash_aliases. This version should
# work in Linux/WSL bash and in Windows Git Bash.
#

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import setuptools_scm
from packaging.version import Version


def post_bump_then_dev(version: setuptools_scm.ScmVersion) -> str:
    """
    Ahead of tag:
      - v0.1          -> 0.1.post1.devN
      - v0.1.post1    -> 0.1.post2.devN
    Exact tag:

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ccl.net Mailing List Database Archive Info

The Computational Chemistry List (CCL) "was established on January 11, 1991, as an independent electronic forum for chemistry researchers and educators from around the world." It was created and operated for three and a half decades by Jan Labanowski, Ph.D., and comprised many things, including a job board, a software archive, and a document repository. But, its most well known component was almost certainly the [CCL.NET mailing list][list frontpage], via which researchers and educators around the world discussed countless topics in and adjacent to computational chemistry.

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import os as foo
import os as bar

print()
print(f"Initial {'rmdir' in dir(foo)=}")
print(f"Initial {'rmdir' in dir(bar)=}")
print()

def no_global():
    import sys as foo

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import tomllib
from pathlib import Path

requirements = tomllib.loads(Path('pyproject.toml').read_text())['build-system']['requires']

Path('requirements-build.txt').write_text('\n'.join(requirements))

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@echo off

setlocal

if "%~1"=="" (
  echo No pip-compile targets provided.
  exit /b 1
)

set CUSTOM_COMPILE_COMMAND=%0 %*

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# [alias] has been improved to where you don't need explicit sh calls.
# And, as long as you don't need argument processing, you can just
# alias to whatever you would type after 'git'.

[alias]
    # Pretty-printed tree view of the commit history
    # Can't remember where I found the incantation.
    # logtree shows all commits from *all* branches;
    # logbranch only shows commits in the current branch's history
    logtree = log --graph --all --oneline --decorate=full

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