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"
" Place in ~/.vim/after/syntax/xml.vim
"
" This enables Java syntax highlighting for the BeanShell embedded within CDATA
" regions of rule XML for Sailpoint IIQ.
"
" There might be better ways to limit loading this syntax than looking in the 
" first 5 lines for 'language="beanshell"', but I cannot figure out how and this
" works for now.
"

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Python 3.6/3.7 Collections Abstract Base Classes

The attached GraphViz dotfile is adapted from the Python documentation for collections.abc.

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Problem

I am testing an object with varied datasets, which I am creating as separate fixtures, so my fixture names become rather long due to encoding enough distinguishing characteristics so I can keep their purposes straight. I have to refer to my object a number of times throughout the test and futhermore there is a local convention for the name of the object in production code, so it makes sense to use the same short name in my tests. As a result, one of the very first things I do in the test is alias the long fixture name to the short conventional name, as can be seen in the assignment to foo in test_01_before.py. Whenever I do this, I wish to myself "it's too bad there isn't a way to express the fixture declaration/import with an alias

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from setuptools import setup, Command

class ListRequirements(Command):
    """In-line command to display declared requirements."""
    # TODO:
    #   * Add option to write out in a format 
    #     comaptible with requirements.txt.
    #   * Add options to restrict to particular
    #     kinds & extras.
    user_options = []

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I'd like to be able to interactively apply the contents of a stash to the working copy, much as one can do with git checkout -p, git add -p and git stash save -p. The following is a bit of fiddling that I've done to figure out how to do this. It might one day grow into an actual PR but right now it's all just manual.

1. Get the hash of the stash commit:

$ git rev-parse stash@{0}
feeebb56d0299c7dd130d643b21a73c2482a37c1

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# docs/Makefile.dash
include Makefile

PROJECT_NAME = $(shell python ../setup.py --name)
.PHONY: dashdoc
dashdoc:
	$(SPHINXBUILD) -b html $(ALLSPHINXOPTS) -D 'html_theme=epub' $(BUILDDIR)/dashdoc
	doc2dash -A -v -n $(PROJECT_NAME) -d $(BUILDDIR)/ -f -I index.html -j $(BUILDDIR)/dashdoc
	@echo
	@echo "Build finished. The Docset is in $(BUILDDIR)/$(PROJECT_NAME).docset."

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# Ensure this script is run with the correct user by checking
RUNAS_USER="svcuser"

# Can use "$USER" instead of "$(id -un)" if the environment
# variable can be trusted; saves the exec(2) of the `id` which
# could be important -- because exec's are a bit more expensive
# and `id` can incur the overhead of a slow nameservice lookup.
# These would be important in a script used to shutdown or otherwise
# recover a system that is in distress due to resource starvation,
# for example.

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# Starts like this...
class strictly_following_style_guide {
  yumrepo { 'puppetlabs-products':
    descr    => 'Puppet Labs Products El $releasever - $basearch',
    baseurl  => 'http://yum.puppetlabs.com/el/$releasever/products/$basearch',
    gpgkey   => 'file:///etc/pki/rpm-gpg/PUPPETLABS_GPG_KEY',
    gpgcheck => '1',
  }
}

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# Install, configure, and make persistent, iptables.
class iptables (
  $publicports = [],
)
  {
  include
    'iptables::config',
    'iptables::service',
    'iptables::install'

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module/foo/manifests/init.pp:
class foo {
  file { 'foo':
    source => 'puppet:///modules/foo/usual-case.conf'
  }
}

module/foo/manifests/special.pp:
class foo::special inherits foo {
  File['foo'] {