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Your quoting is not really going to make it through xargs the way you would like. It's not impossible to pull off, but I would instead do something like

You are using the wrong command:

Most likely because the zip file was created with symlinks.

From the zip man page:

-y | --symlinks

For UNIX and VMS (V8.3 and later), store symbolic links as such in the zip archive, instead of compressing and storing the file referred to by the link. This can avoid multiple copies of files being included in the archive as zip recurses the directory trees and accesses files directly and by links.

make sure your database connection code is in your server.js and not an external file if its in an external file make sure you call it in the server.js or it will not connect to the database

If you are serving SPA as a static content, can you try to change this part:

Problem was

Just assign "${SELF_PATH_DIR}.${file}" to a temporary variable or modify the same variable.

By the way: If the loop is the only spot where you are using set --/$@ then you can iterate directly over the list:

Check your environment variable for variables like:

• GIT_AUTHOR_NAME
• GIT_AUTHOR_EMAIL
• GIT_COMMITTER_NAME
• GIT_COMMITTER_EMAIL

They could have an impact on your final commit.

The final creation of a Git commit object is usually done by git-commit-tree, which uses these environment variables as its primary source of information, falling back to configuration values only if these aren’t present.

OK so it seems I accidentally fixed my own problem, but in the most unusual way :

1. I went over to this site because I was searching on how to control the brightness. Literally just went to Duck Duck Go and put "how to conrtol brightness XMonad" or whatever. Installed Lux, the program to do it. For some reason after trying XBrightness it didn't register my screen or some other error message was found which is irrelevant for this discussion so I just stuck with Lux.

2. However while the general syntax seemed good, I've now noticed that DT's config which I gave the link to above had a different name for the XF keys. Well I just discovered while writing this was that the reason I had problems was the EZ keymap configuration - DT was using it and seems I wasn't. This realization however was much after doing step 3.

3.I took at Luke Smith's DWM fork which I used for a while before switching to XMonad. Turns out the keymap names are different and I tried them instead. Then noticed that the X in XF86AudioLowerVolume for instance was capitalized while in something like , ((0, xF86XK_MonBrightnessUp), spawn "lux -a 10%") from step 1 it wasn't. Since at this point Lux worked I just played the game of making sure the syntax was the same for both cases. Eventually I also figured out that Luke's dwm fork held the exact names for the keys including the lowercase so I just stuck with copiying the syntax and changing the appropriate keybindings. A few XMonad compile error messages later it got everything working !

Now my Controls look as follows :