Carlos Adan Cortes krlozadan

Pull from another repository without history using Git

Ok, so lets contextualize ourselves

Let's say you have a main repo A which could be an open source project or a company project
Project A served as blueprint for your next project, B. So you either forked or cloned A and removed the .git folder to have a clean git history
You start working on project B as you would normally do

Now... at some point A changes and you want to pull those changes to B without getting the entire commit history. Maybe there's only 1 commit, maybe there's thousands.

This is a summary of the OWASP YouTube video I watched, hosted by Katie Paxton:

Top 10 API vulnerabilities

1 - Broken Object Level Authorization

Check if the user has access to the resource being edited. You can check this by:

Logging out and trying to access the resource OR
Logging with a different user credential and try to edit the resource of someone else

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	# Python mathematical operators
	2 + 2 # Sum
	2 - 2 # Substraction
	2 * 2 # Multiplication
	2 / 2 # Division (Always returns a float)
	2 // 2 # Division (Returns an int loosing the decimal part)
	2 ** 2 # Power

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	# Queries

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	name
	url
	description
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	// which will not automatically be merged into this file.
	// See https://hyper.is#cfg for all currently supported options.

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	config: {
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	// or `'canary'` for less polished but more frequent updates
	updateChannel: 'stable',