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# 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.

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The script assumes:

a) you have something like defined:

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

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#!/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(",")

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Hyperwood Exchange Format
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{"x":0.035,"y":0.016,"z":0.035}
{"width":0.489,"depth":0.3651,"height":0.3842}
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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.

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

import drawsvg as draw

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

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jira tickets referenced between two commits

PROJ=factotum ; git log ^staging dev | sed -E 's/'$PROJ'-[0-9]+/\n&\n/gI' | sed -En '/'$PROJ'-[0-9]+/I p' | tr a-z A-Z | sort -u | sed 's%.*%https://jira.example.com/browse/&%'

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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 '.').

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Citrix Workspace client with i3 window manager

Update: works with 24.04(beta) too, and problem still exists in 24.04.

This is how I got the Citrix Workspace client to run in Ubuntu 23.10 in Jan. 2024

Prior to version 2311 Citrix client, this patch was unnecessary, but at 2311 Citrix stopped launching successfully at all in i3.

In XFCE Citrix runs with "proper" full screen support, covering three monitors but

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# TNB mods

# bind -n == bind -T root == no prefix

set -g lock-after-time 0 # Seconds; 0 = never
bind -n C-Left select-window -p
bind -n C-Right select-window -n
bind -n M-S-Left swap-window -t -1
bind -n M-S-Right swap-window -t +1
bind C-a select-window -l