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- Jan 09, 2018
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nimrod authored
Use the hash since it's always 40 characters long and won't hit the maximum length of system pathname.
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- Dec 28, 2017
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- Nov 27, 2017
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nimrod authored
A new shell script, `wrapper`, that (similar to what git does) in case an excutable of the format `command-subcommand` is available (command being the name called, $0), calling `command subcommand` will be call `command-subcommand`. For example: calling `docker dev` will call `docker-dev` if such an executable exists. So now `docker` (in `~/Documents/bin/` is a symlink to `wrapper`. Changed my docker shell aliases to scripts.
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nimrod authored
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