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# Stash only specific files
# Stage the files you want to keep and run..
git stash --keep-index

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UUID=1229D978-XXXX-XXXX-827E-0DE28E523720 none hfs rw,noauto

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class Event < ActiveRecord::Base

  has_many :artists

end

class Artist < ActiveRecord::Base

  def self.make_me_an_artist
    create! do |artist|

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#!/usr/bin/env ruby

# Give me two arguments.
# 1) the path of the pwsafe xml file to import
# 2) the path of the csv to export

# format of lastpass data
# url,username,password,extra,name,grouping,fav

require 'nokogiri'

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source 'https://rubygems.org'

gem 'pg'
gem 'activerecord'

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# In rails 3

Post.select(:id, :created_at).count #=> SELECT COUNT(*) FROM posts

# In rails 4

Post.select(:id, :created_at).count #=> SELECT COUNT(id, created_at) FROM posts ... bang

Post.select(:id, :created_at).count(:all) #=> SELECT COUNT(*) FROM posts

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# A Capybara Cheatsheet

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# RDoc can use a custom generator but it isn't that well documentated. Here is a
# sample custom generator to get you going.
#
# Ruby comes with an `rdoc` executable but most of us generate our docs via Rake. To
# use your custom generator with Rake do something like the following in your Rakefile..
#
#   require 'rdoc/task'
#   require 'simple_rdoc'
#   
#   RDoc::Task.new('simple_doc') do |i|

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class RecipeForm
  ATTRIBUTES = [:name, :cooking_time_minutes]
  
  attr_reader :recipe
  attr_accessor *ATTRIBUTES
  
  def initialize(recipe)
    @recipe = recipe
  end
  

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<script>alert('hello');</script>