Terry Brown tbnorth

docker run -d --restart unless-stopped -it -p 30767:8767 -v $PWD/devsub:/src/devsub --mount src=shared_htdocs,dst=/out,volume-subpath=devlogs python python /src/devsub

HOST=maindev ; CONT=someapp ; on -n $HOST "docker logs -t --tail 1000 $(docker ps -fname=$CONT --format='{{println .ID}}')" | devpub $HOST $CONT

The script assumes:

a) you have something like defined:

export maindev=maindev
export bkupdev=bkupdev
export mainstg=mainstg
export bkupstg=bkupstg
export mainprod=mainprod

jira tickets referenced between two commits

If you're requirements.txt file is the output of pip freeze then it's really a lock file, not a list of project dependencies. To get just the actual dependencies:

find . -name \*.py -type f | xargs sed -En '/^(import|from)/ {s/\S+ //; s/ .*//; s/\..*//; p}' | sort -u >reqs

This extracts foo from all import foo.bar... and from foo.bar import... lines, dropping local imports (starting with '.').

	# Paste this at end of .bashrc

	# Replacing "On branch" with " " makes sure the branch-name sorts first in `sort -u`
	# sort -u removes duplicate x!? chars. for multiple deleted / modified / unknown files
	# final sed strips leading space and linebreaks and adds []

	function fast_git_ps1 {
	git status 2>&1 \| sed -En '
	/On branch/ {s/On branch / /; s/$/ /; H}
	/deleted:/ {s/.*/x/; H}

	# Get a current list of repos.

	gh search repos --limit 1000 @tbnorth \| sed 's/\s.*//' \| tee repos.list.202510

	# Get a list of workflows including repo. names.

	< repos.list.202510 xargs -IF bash -c 'echo REPO F ; gh workflow list --repo F' \
	\| tee workflows.list.202510

	# Disable all active workflows.

	#!/usr/bin/env python3
	"""Local repo cleanup"""
	import re
	import sys
	from subprocess import run

	specified_permanent = []
	for arg in sys.argv:
	if arg.startswith("--permanent="):
	specified_permanent = arg.split("=", 1)[1].split(",")

	Hyperwood Exchange Format
	Version 1
	hyperwood.org
	SimpleTable
	{"width":14,"depth":23,"height":11}
	{"x":0.035,"y":0.016,"z":0.035}
	{"width":0.489,"depth":0.3651,"height":0.3842}
	4
	Leg
	Top

	TARGET=trilium-data
	BKUP_DIR=/home/tbrown02/data/trilium-backup
	mkdir -p $BKUP_DIR/cull
	OUTFILE=$(date '+%Y-%m-%d-%H-%M-trilium_bkup.tar.xz')

	cd ~
	nice tar caf $BKUP_DIR/$OUTFILE $TARGET

	# After https://unix.stackexchange.com/a/669081/319850
	# but using sort to handle multiple bkups per day.

	"""Draw a simple SVG timeline chart with Python."""
	import sys

	import drawsvg as draw

	w = 1200
	h = 800
	ox = -100
	oy = -400