Dan Benitah danuw

Partial cloning of a repository with Git

To efficiently clone only a specific subset of a large Git repository, you can use sparse checkout. This approach is useful when you don't need the entire repository content, saving both time and storage. Below is a step-by-step guide to achieving this.

I have been trying to make sparse checkout work for a while and the following solution has finally worked. https://askubuntu.com/a/1464994/1928663

du -h * | awk '$1 ~ /[0-9]+M/ && $1+0 > 20 {print $0}' | sort -h | uniq

This command does the following:

du -h *: Lists the sizes of all files and directories in human-readable format.
awk '$1 ~ /[0-9]+M/ && $1+0 > 20 {print $0}': Filters the output to only include lines where the size is in megabytes and greater than 20MB.
sort -h: Sorts the filtered results in human-readable format.

	// Function to extract data from the list of nodes
	function extractData() {
	// Select all top-level <li> elements containing each date section
	const dateNodes = document.querySelectorAll('li > div[data-automation-id^="wh-date-"]');

	const data = [];

	Array.from(dateNodes).forEach((dateNode) => {
	// Extract the date from the 'data-automation-id' attribute and the inner text
	const date = dateNode.getAttribute('data-automation-id').replace('wh-date-', '');

	# Edit before running

	echo "Setting up environment variables"
	export SUBSCRIPTION_ID=...
	export LOCATION="westeurope"
	export RESOURCE_GROUP=we-aio-rg
	export CLUSTER_NAME=we-aio-arck # https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/cloud-adoption-framework/ready/azure-best-practices/resource-abbreviations#compute-and-web
	export KEYVAULT_NAME=we-aio-kv
	#export KEYVAULT_NAME_RG=we-uciotop-rg

	/// Save this file as `choco.scad` and generate the stl using `openscad -o choco.stl -D 'quality="production"' choco.scad`


	// text_on_cube.scad - Example for text() usage in OpenSCAD

	echo(version=version());

	font = "Liberation Sans"; //["Liberation Sans", "Liberation Sans:style=Bold", "Liberation Sans:style=Italic", "Liberation Mono", "Liberation Serif"]

	shape_height = 2;



	# stop and delete containers from a given image
	docker rm $(docker stop $(docker ps -a -q --filter ancestor=my-python-app))

	# delete dangling images
	docker rmi $(docker images -f "dangling=true" -q)

	# copy paste in terminal - this excludes locations that have no coordinates - usually called Logical regions (like USA, Europe, Asia etc...)

	#az account list-locations --query '[?metadata.latitude != null].{RegionName:name,Longitude:metadata.longitude,Latitude:metadata.latitude}' > azure-regions2.json

	#For the Carbon Aware SDK, use to match current format
	az account list-locations --query '[?metadata.latitude != null].{Name:name,Longitude:metadata.longitude,Latitude:metadata.latitude}' \| jq 'reduce .[] as $item ({}; .[$item.Name] = $item)' > azure-regions2.json


	git clone --single-branch --branch feature/update-for-v1 https://github.com/danuw/aio-quickstart-bash-scripts.git aio

	using System.Xml;

	// Set up a set of projects using https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/core/tools/dotnet-add-reference

	var projectPath = "../Project1/Project1.csproj";

	Console.WriteLine($"List of Project dependencies for {projectPath}");

	var listOfProjectsChecked = new List<string>();
	var listOfDependencies = new List<string>();

	#!/bin/sh
	## based on post by bobmarksie at https://stackoverflow.com/questions/27162552/ngrok-running-in-background

	# Set local port defaulted to 22
	LOCAL_PORT=22
	IFTTT_KEY="<key goes here>" # make sure to update with key from your webhook in IFTTT

	echo "Start ngrok in background on port $LOCAL_PORT"
	nohup ./ngrok tcp ${LOCAL_PORT} &>/dev/null &