Once you ‘ve collected the function arguments in an array, you can use the apply() method of the function object to invoke your predefined function with it: some_javascript_function.apply(this, my_args) The first parameter (this) sets the context of the invoked function.
Just to add to Nolen’s answer, in Python 3, you can also unpack the rest, like this: >>> a, b, *rest = 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 >>> a 1 >>> rest [3, 4, 5, 6, 7] Unfortunately, this does not work in Python 2 though.
You need to move the pack objects outside the .git/objects/pack directory before using the command. However, the pack files need to be inside the repository. For example, create a directory name SAMPLE in your project’s root. Then, move the pack files to SAMPLE directory. After that, inside the repository without the pack files, use the … Read more
Pushing with –no-thin argument works as a workaround for me: git push –no-thin omnigerrit HEAD:refs/for/android-4.4