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(A Few) Ops Lessons We All Learn the Hard Way (2020)
An easy request to fulfill so https://github.com/zaboople/techknow/blob/master/git/git.txt
Although there is some garbage in there that I just ignore instead of cleaning up. Perhaps useful as a meta-tutorial on maintaining a cheat sheet though: Store it in a github-like repo of its own so that you can download it anywhere, update it, etc.
I also have an equally unhelpful but meta-helpful series of scripts prefixed with "gip-" (pig backwards) in here: https://github.com/zaboople/bin/ This is cheat sheet plus one: At some point you might as well make a script for it rather than digging it out of your cheat sheet. In fact I'm kind of pursuing this idea of "instead of one command with 1000 options, why not 1000 commands?" I think there's maybe a way out of git hell in that idea...
techknow
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(A Few) Ops Lessons We All Learn the Hard Way (2020)
An easy request to fulfill so https://github.com/zaboople/techknow/blob/master/git/git.txt
Although there is some garbage in there that I just ignore instead of cleaning up. Perhaps useful as a meta-tutorial on maintaining a cheat sheet though: Store it in a github-like repo of its own so that you can download it anywhere, update it, etc.
I also have an equally unhelpful but meta-helpful series of scripts prefixed with "gip-" (pig backwards) in here: https://github.com/zaboople/bin/ This is cheat sheet plus one: At some point you might as well make a script for it rather than digging it out of your cheat sheet. In fact I'm kind of pursuing this idea of "instead of one command with 1000 options, why not 1000 commands?" I think there's maybe a way out of git hell in that idea...