Here are few ways to display all committed files in Git repository.
The command will list all the files currently being tracked under the branch master
git ls-tree -r master --name-only
List files of the current branch
git ls-tree -r master --name-only
show all of the tracked files that have been committed (on the current branch),
git ls-tree --full-tree --name-only -r HEAD
Every time I search for this I get pages long articles with 99% of babbling when the solution is 2 lines. I think it can be used for Windows 7, 8, 10, 11,…
NOTE: you must have connected and stored password for that wifi in the past. This trick is to see password that is already stored on your computer (in case you forgot it), NOT to find out password on router for any wifi.
So here is how to do it:
Open CMD (some say in administrator mode but for me it worked OK without it too).
Type (can be small letters) NETSH WLAN SHOW PROFILE
You will get a list of all Wi-fi networks. Let say the name of network you want is MYWIFINET.
Type NETSH WLAN SHOW PROFILE MYWIFINET KEY=CLEAR
Scroll down to Security Settings and find Key Content (I hid my password with red color).
Next to it is the wifi password you are looking for.
If you are getting this pop up warning
Some errors have been detected on the server! Please look at the bottom of this window.
while using phpMyAdmin then the easiest way to stop this window popping up all the time is to disable this kind of error reporting.
First open the file /etc/phpmyadmin/config.inc.php.
then add/modify (or uncomment) the following line so you end up with this line:
$cfg['SendErrorReports'] = 'never';
Save it, restart MySQL or web server and the error message should be gone.
There was quite a buzz on internet after Microsoft announced new Windows 11 and apparently lots of PCs will be unable to upgrade due to “incompatible hardware” or not meeting the Windows 11 requirements. This will probably change due to backlash but one of those requirements is Trusted Platform Module (TPM) 2.0, (or some say 1.2).
To check what version of TPM you have simply click on the windows search icon (or press Win-R to open run console) and type tpm.msc and press enter.
New windows will open, called Trusted Platform (TPM) Module Management. Check if TPM is ready for use and what version of TPM do you have. If you have 2.0 then this requirement is met.
Microsoft had an PC Health Check app to tell you if your PC meets requirements but they puilled it to update it.
If you have siteground hosting (could be the same for other hosts) and maybe WordPress site and you just edited a style.css file, reloaded your page but you cant see the changes (they appear after some time) then it is probably a Super Cacher issue.
Go to your siteground cpanel, find SuperCacher under Site Improvement Tools and click it.
Then find your domain, click Flush Cache then turn it Off.
Here is some more info:
The Static Cache option caches all static content on your account that includes images, CSS files, javascript, flash, and more. Once enabled, all requests of future visitors to your pages will be answered from the cached content and not directly from the server. If you just made changes to your website and want to see them live immediately, you could use the flush button to purge the cache on your account and not wait for the automatic server flush that happens over periods of a few hours.
So one approach you could use is this : turn off cache while you are editing the files (through FTP, not in wordpress admin) site. Once you are done just turn it on again.
I bought the latest Corgi Engine Package and tried to import it using latest version of Unity: 2019.3.2f1
After package was imported successfully I was unable to run some demoes because I got these errors:
Library\PackageCache\com.unity.2d.pixel-perfect@1.0.1-preview\Runtime\PixelPerfectCamera.cs(168,13): error CS0234: The type or namespace name ‘PixelPerfectRendering’ does not exist in the namespace ‘UnityEngine.Experimental.U2D’ (are you missing an assembly reference?)
Library\PackageCache\com.unity.2d.pixel-perfect@1.0.1-preview\Runtime\PixelPerfectCamera.cs(173,13): error CS0234: The type or namespace name ‘PixelPerfectRendering’ does not exist in the namespace ‘UnityEngine.Experimental.U2D’ (are you missing an assembly reference?)
Luckily, the problem is not with Corgi Engine but Unity – you need to update the PixelPerfectCamera package.
Go to (menu) : Window->package manager in menu and update the PixelPerfectCamera package.
This will fix the fatal errors.
I was importing a package from Unity store and got this error:
Fatal Error:
dataOffset !=file.GetPosition()
There are probably many reasons why this error can appear but the first thing you should do is check if there is insufficient space on your computer’s hard disk (the one where you keep your projects and also the one where you keep Unity – if they are not on the same disk). I got this error wile importing very large assets package from the Asset Store Window.
So, delete some files (that you do not need anymore) from hard drive and you should be fine.
If you need to to see what makes your disk full, you can use TreeSize Free tool.
The default username is “root” default password is ” (that is, do not write anything in password filed, leave it empty/blank).
Yeah, just putting this one here because I keep forgetting it and so I don’t need to google it every time.
This is a very specific problem so it might only work for some. After I updated WordPress and all plugins on an old site that used WordPress Custom Fields to enter some data, the Custom Fields in admin disappeared. I could add a new post but Custom Fields were nowhere to be sen, not even in the screen options.
Long story short, after doing some searching on the net, I found out it was ACF (Advanced Custom Fields) fault. In new version of the plugin they disable WordPress Custom Fields because they think you are using ACF anyway so no need for both. Not sure I agree but here is 2 ways you can try to solve it:
add_filter('acf/settings/remove_wp_meta_box', '__return_false');WordPress Custom Fields should reappear now.
I am in the process of migrating one of my sites from Codeigniter (anyone remember it? It promised so much but then fell behind, especially when Laravel came out years ago) to Laravel. It’s been a while since I used Laravel but I always love developing with it.
I always use XAMPP for local development but luckily I googled for alternatives and found Laragon. What an awesome find. At first I thought it was just for Laravel, due to name Laragon but you can use it for everything.
So here is how easy it was to install latest Laravel and start local development.
Another great thing: It comes with my favorite Console Emulator CMDER (not my screenshot):
And that is all. I installed local web server, Laravel and phpmyadmin with few clicks.