This is what I was looking for. Thanks to notnoop for the lead I needed. I wanted to post back my solution in case it helps others. git diff HEAD –name-only Since I intended to do git commit -s -F mesage.txt with the files found in the first line. My intent is to create a … Read more
What’s the purpose of these tags? These images are provided by external services, often continuous integration services, and are used to show interesting information about the repository. For example, the first badge you show in your example says that the build is “passing” (the exact definition of this will be build-specific, but it commonly means … Read more
I think you are looking for echoerr.
I don’t think any RESTful client would expect to look at the reason phrase to figure out what went wrong; most RESTful services I’ve seen/used will send the standard status info and an expanded message in the body of the response. sendError(int, String) is ideal for that situation.
Celery does not write a state when the task is sent, this is partly an optimization (see the documentation). If you really need it, it’s simple to add: from celery import current_app # `after_task_publish` is available in celery 3.1+ # for older versions use the deprecated `task_sent` signal from celery.signals import after_task_publish # when using … Read more
You can run Build Notifications, which is similar to CC Tray in that it will continually give you the status of all builds that you’re interested in following. To launch the tool, go to… All Programs–>Microsoft Visual Studio 2010–>Team Foundation Server Tools–>Build Notifications Click on the Options button to subscribe to whichever builds are on … Read more
WifiManager wifiManager = (WifiManager) getSystemService(Context.WIFI_SERVICE); if (wifiManager.isWifiEnabled()) { // wifi is enabled } For details check here
The commands below no longer give the expected results, I may originally also have made some mistakes. Please double-check your output and the options you are using. Nevertheless: The basic tenet of using diff-filter should still hold true. Don’t use grep to parse git output. Git almost certainly has the things you are looking for … Read more
Since API level 21 you can use : android:backgroundTint=”@android:color/white” you only have to add this in your xml
It means that the files are from a different location in your subversion repository than the directory containing them. The solution is to switch the entire working copy to the same location. See the two sections in the subversion book for details on how to invoke the command.