Posted by jpluimers on 2020/05/26
Not yet structured logging, but it brings more structure to your console.log() output:
There is more to debugging JavaScript than console.log to output values. It might seem obvious I’m going to pimp the debugger, but…
Via: [WayBack] Really useful article for #JavaScript developers: Going beyond #console.log for #debugging and #logging. Some gold i nthis article that may just save yo… – Jason Mayes – Google+
–jeroen
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Posted by jpluimers on 2020/05/26
It’s a few steps as per [WayBack] How to move Git submodule to sub-directory? – Stack Overflow, so I’m not sure it is the best solution, but it at least works (thanks Philzen):
Had the same problem just the moment ago and ended up deleting the submodule reference (as outlined in this article) and recreating it where i wanted it to go.
To follow your example of moving submodule
jqueryintorepos/jquery
- Delete the (typically three lines) submodule reference from
.gitmodules.- Check
.git/configfor references to the submodule and remove them, if existent- do
git rm --cached jqueryto cut the submodule reference out of the repository- remove the old submodule folder
- recreate you submodule reference (as you possibly did before) with
git submodule add git://github.com/jquery/jquery.git repos/jqueryIn case your submodule was set to specific tag, respectively commit (which you’ll surely have in a stable project) you will have set it again.
Due to this complex process i am strongly hoping there is (or will be, at least on the git roadmap) a more straightforward way of achieving this. If not, surely some scripts could be fumbled together to do this quicker…
References:
cd submodule_directory
git checkout v1.0
cd ..
git add submodule_directory
git commit -m "moved submodule to v1.0"
git push–jeroen
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Posted by jpluimers on 2020/05/26
Two years later, it is a reminder to look at my statement again: [WayBack] Jeroen Pluimers on Twitter: “Hi dpi is a mess, not just on Windows. It will take considerable time to overcome the decades long Pixel mess we’ve been coming from (:”
–jeroen
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