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on (leader)D in a merge

It's mentioned at freeCodeCamp/devdocs#133 (comment)

I been using your pythonrc for many years and wasn't until now that I found this issues, probably because before python 3.7 dictionaries didn't preserve the order and because of that I never pay much attention to that.

>>> d = {'one': 1, 'two': 2, 'three': 3}
>>> print(d)
{'one': 1, 'two': 2, 'three': 3}
>>> pprint.pprint(d)
{'one': 1, 'three': 3, 'two': 2}

Anyway thanks for your file.
Cheers.

I'd suggest adding this directory to .gitignore: having your authorized_keys in here could potentially aid an attacker in knowing which keys they need to compromise your machine(s).

http://paste2.org/p/1167008

i found out about at https://www.eseth.org/2020/devdocs-cli.html

as yet i have not looked in much depth or run the scripts my self =s,
however just wanted to mention that it reminded of (conceptually similar) dasht : https://github.com/sunaku/dasht - 'Search API docs offline, in terminal or browser'

thanks for the interesting scripts!

Most files I have to merge are pretty straight forward, so I don't need the other tabs.
I changed the script a bit:

$cmd -f -R -d "${LCONFL}" "${RCONFL}" \
     -c ":set noro" \
     -c ":nmap <leader>D :tabe $QLOCAL<CR>:vert diffs $QBASE<CR>:vert diffs $QREMOTE<CR>:winct<CR>:tabe $QMERGED<CR>:tabfir"

So now if I need the other tabs I just press D
May be it should be an option or something...

Hi @whiteinge,

I'm trying to adapt and use your devdocs-local script.
Thank you for making it public 👍

I find it incredibly difficult to find where you got 'htmlstar' from ...
I would had thought this utility is installed by the 'XMLStarlet' package, but it's not the case.
For information I'm on Ubuntu.

What is strange is that when searching for 'htmlstar' on Google you are litteraly the only person in the world reference it ....
Where do I find it ?

Another fun problem I discovered while working with people in India and Australia: Non-integer hour offsets.
Any idea how timebuddy could be modified here...

Hi,

at least on Debian linux, the /usr/share/zoneinfo contains many symbolic links.
E.g. Kuwait -> Aden etc. The current find -type f in the timezonefzy script misses those. I now use find -type f,c, which is, however, only compatible with GNU find.

Best,
Christian

Hi,
diffconflicts does not work on CRLF EOL files.
Please find fix on pull request #9
Kind regards