1 . goto beyond compare
folder
cd "/Applications/Beyond Compare.app/Contents/MacOS/"
2 . rename BCompare
to BCompare.real
mv BCompare BCompare.real
1 . goto beyond compare
folder
cd "/Applications/Beyond Compare.app/Contents/MacOS/"
2 . rename BCompare
to BCompare.real
mv BCompare BCompare.real
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# Adapted from solution provided by http://stackoverflow.com/users/57719/chin-huang http://stackoverflow.com/a/31465939/348868 | |
# Scenario: You want to add a group to the list of the AllowGroups in ssh_config | |
# before: | |
# AllowGroups Group1 | |
# After: | |
# AllowGroups Group1 Group2 | |
- name: Add Group to AllowGroups | |
replace: | |
backup: yes |
The goal of the service catalog cli (svcat) is to reduce the learning curve for developers and follow precedent set by kubectl when reasonable so that "finger memory" built-up from using kubectl translates to being able to use svcat without reading the help text much.
It isn't intended to be a replacement for kubectl, and instead users will jump back and forth between kubectl and svcat. As a plugin, it reinforces the mental model that svcat conforms to the way kubectl works, and makes the switch between the two less noticeable.