vcs | VCS saves and restores snapshots | Continuous Backup library
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kandi X-RAY | vcs Summary
vcs saves and restores snapshots of the directory from which it’s called. it’s a toy system; don’t use it for data you care about!. the examples below assume you’ve made the vcs file executable and put it somewhere in your path. if you don’t want to do that, you’ll have to feed it to python directly, for example using ../vcs foo instead of vcs foo in the provided test directory. vcs help will list the currently available commands. it’s pretty self-explanatory if you’ve used git before. to try it out, clone this (git) repo, and initialize a (vcs) repo in the test directory with vcs init. this will create a skeleton .vcs directory, which you can look around in if you like. it’s a
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QUESTION
Is there an easy way to transfer the VCS login session/settings from one version of Omnis to another?
Where is the VCS connection information stored in an Omnis Studio Developer installation?
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-25 at 14:53VCS session info, along with all SQL session information is stored in the local database sql.df1
This can be found in the studio folder, either for windows within the app data folder, or for mac, in the application support folders.
This is also the folder where config files are stored, like config.json or appearance.json which you maybe able to copy over directly to new releases, but you may need to check out specific detail changes.
QUESTION
I have a project with the composer.lock file.
I installed packages with the command:
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-14 at 18:58rm -rf vendor
QUESTION
class test1;
function test_randcase();
for (int idx=0; idx < 10; idx++) begin
randcase
50: begin
$display("displaying from first cases");
end
50: begin
$display("displaying from second case");
end
endcase
end
endfunction
endclass
program main;
initial begin
test1 t1=new();
t1.test_randcase();
end
endprogram
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-27 at 18:19Looking at this problem another way, suppose you had to choose a completely random 10-bit number where each bit has a 50% chance of being 0 or 1. There are 1024 possible numbers with a 1/1024 chance of having 10 1's and a 1/1024 chance of having 10 0's. And the odds of choosing a number with exactly 5 1's and 5 0's is around 25%. If you run more iterations, your randcase distribution would approach 0.50, but the odds of getting an exact 0.5 distribution diminish.
If your requirement is getting an exact distribution, you need to know upfront how many iterations you plan to have. There are several approaches you could take, one of which I can show you
QUESTION
In order to keep codestyles the same for every team member, our projects have PhpStorm config files as a part of GIT.
Conditions
VCS contains config files in .idea. Files list:
codeStyles/codeStyleConfig.xmlsqldialects.xmlinspectionProfiles/Project_defaults.xml;
Problems
- The project root directory is shown empty;
- Indexation problems (the indexation process never finishes)
- Trees display errors (files are not shown in some directories, always "loading files...")
Workaround
If I delete the entire .idea folder with the files in it and PhpStorm reinitializes the settings, everything seemingly works fine.
Have anyone else encountered something similar? What can you recommend?
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-25 at 11:39You should ignore all user-specific config files. Below is the recommended file list that should be added to the .gitignore
QUESTION
Update By all accounts it appears python 3.8-3.10 is not following the .egg-link or easy-install.pth stubs properly to grab the .egg-info metadata. Not sure why. Tried installing python 3.10.1 with brew and that too has issues with importlib.metadata following the .egg-link or easy-install.pth file properly to find .egg-info metadata, despite the .egg-link and easy-install.pth being in the $PYTHONPATH
Background: Our CentOS 8 servers at work have python 3.6.8 installed (with pip 9.0.3). When working on
a project we use the modules utility to load specific versions of programs, including python 3.8.3 (with pip 20.2.2). Under the project directory is its own bin/, lib/, etc. This allows us to install project specific python packages to these project dirs. Among them is an internally developed package that we use to manage our projects with the help of a console_scripts entry point into this package. This internally developed package is under VCS with git and could be edited during the lifetime of the project. So when working within the context of this project, we want to be able to edit the source code of this python package while having it installed locally so that its console script can be used. This is just the use case for pip install --prefix project_dir -e pkg_src_dir
The problem is, this works fine with python 3.6.8 but not with python 3.8.3, which is what we actually use for our projects. And I'm not sure if it's a bug with the particular version of importlib.metadata including with python 3.8.3.
I created a dummy Hello World package to try and debug this. mypkg.py defines one function that prints Hello World. main.py's main() function calls mypkg's Hello World printing function. Simple and this structure follows the python.org's own packaging tutorial.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-23 at 03:35For more details on this issue and a workable solution, check out
https://github.com/python/importlib_metadata/issues/364
Basically you'll need to create a sitecustomize.py file in your --prefix site-packages directory (which you have also added to your $PYTHONPATH). sitecustomize.py is automatically loaded and can be used to append paths to sys.path
QUESTION
I have 2 Controllers: MainVC and SideMenuVC.
I wanted to modify MainVC using SideMenuVC, so created delegate of SideMenuVC ( as well, there's Emdebed segue "name..." to "Side Menu View Controller" on storyboard because MainViewController has subView, which contains ContainerView - this container is our SideMenuVC. And this delegate works as he should.
However, due to logic in the app, I also need to send data from MAINVC to SIDEMENUVC.
So i did the same - created another delegate of second VC... But I turned out, MainViewControllerDelegate is not responding in SideMenuViewController. And i'm absolutely clueless...
Yes, i do implement necessary protocols in both classes, in extension!
Code of both VCs below, screens of storyboard in the attachmentMainViewController + MainViewControllerDelegate
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-22 at 08:14Here is what I think is happening.
There is segue happening from MainVC to SideMenuVC but there is no segue actually happening between SideMenuVC to MainVC in my opinion.
Happening is keyword because there is an EmbedSegue from MainVC to SideMenuVC but where is the segue from SideMenuVC to MainVC ? You did some connection in storyboard but nothing is happening in my opinion.
That is why in override func prepare is being called as planned in MainViewControllerDelegate and the delegate is getting set but it is not getting set in SideMenuViewController since override func prepare doesn't get called as no segue happens.
What you can do instead which might work is set both the delegates inside prepare in MainViewControllerDelegate
QUESTION
I have a Symfony bundle on a git repository managed by GitLab. The bundle is added to Symfony using composer and pointing to the gitlab as an additionnal repository.
Everything works fine, the dependency is tracked perfectly and the bundle does work as expected however, in order to optimize my project sources I would like to avoid including the .git folder in the vendor/my-org/my-bundle directory.
Here is a sample of the composer.json of the Symfony project:
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-20 at 15:53Your domain is not being recognized as a GitLab domain, and then the package is simply cloned out of the Git repository.
You should configure your domain as being a GitLab domain so Composer knows to use the Gtlab API.
Unless you configure other domains, only gitlab.com is considered a GitLab domain.
https://getcomposer.org/doc/06-config.md#gitlab-domains
The configuration should go within config.gitlab-domains, as far as I can see. Something like
QUESTION
I have in my TeamCity job a VCS trigger that runs automatically once we push changes in our bitbucket repo. that looks like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-17 at 10:46The %teamcity.build.triggeredBy% parameter is not populated with the user that pushed the changes to git - according to the docs, it's simply:
Human-friendly description of how the build was triggered
Thus, the value Git indicates that the build was triggered by the fact that new commits were pushed to the Git repository, which is configured as VCSRoot for this project.
There is no easy way to obtain the information you need. There are a couple of options outlined in this post:
- use TeamCity REST API
- use Git command-line tool
QUESTION
`define NUM 100
program test;
function automatic int sum(int n);
if(n <= 1)
return n;
else
return n + sum(n-1);
endfunction
initial begin
$display("sum(%0d)=%d",`NUM, sum(`NUM));
end
endprogram
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-21 at 16:16The differences you are seeing are not due to the lifetime of the sum method—it's the order of evaluation of function calls within the expression n + sum(n-1), which is indeterminate. If you reverse the expression to sum(n-1) + n, all tools give the correct result for a function with a static lifetime.
BTW, I strongly recommend that you never use program blocks in SystemVerilog. Use modules instead.
QUESTION
I am trying to create a command line utility that can be installed via pip install git+https://github.com/project/neat_util.git@master#egg=neat_util and I am testing locally with python setup.py install.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-10 at 18:37dependency_links were declared obsolete and finally removed in pip 19.0. The replacement for it is install_requires with special syntax (supported since pip 19.1):
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You can use vcs like any standard Python library. You will need to make sure that you have a development environment consisting of a Python distribution including header files, a compiler, pip, and git installed. Make sure that your pip, setuptools, and wheel are up to date. When using pip it is generally recommended to install packages in a virtual environment to avoid changes to the system.
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