Wonderer0
Wonderer0
Can someone please let me know if there's any way to get Borg to match directories and not files, as in the example given at the top. Regular expression rules...
> You can emulate the desired filtering using `--paths-from-stdin` and piping the output of `find -type d` to Borg. Can `--paths-from-stdin` be combined with other patterns, for example when creating...
> From borg create docs regarding --paths-from-stdin: "Will not recurse into directories." Yes, I read that, and also how `--pattern`, `--exclude`, `--patterns-from` and `--exclude-from` are all combined, but couldn't see...
I think that dubious practices such as using the names of `Kernel` methods as variables should be detected and highlighted by a linter, but the syntax colouring should just reflect...
tree-sitter looks to be a good way forwards. In the meantime perhaps Atom could use VSCode's regexes for Ruby local variables, if both editors use the same TextMate based mechanism.
### Workaround In case anybody else runs into this problem a workaround is given below. Thanks to @Kilzzz for his/her workaround, which made me realise it's possible to disable all...
@Kilzzz Thanks for the link, but unfortunately I couldn't see how to change only a few parts, such as the just selected tab's colour, using [Firefox Color](https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/firefox-color/?utm_source=addons.mozilla.org&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=search). You have to...
I looked at the "Advanced colors" in the hope that they would give a way of choosing [System Colors](https://www.w3.org/wiki/CSS/Properties/color/keywords#System_Colors) (e.g. `Menu`, `Highlight`) instead of just RGB values that correspond to...
> Would per-profile make more sense? It definitely would for me. I have two profiles (say `Linux_1` and `Linux_2`) that backup two similar root filesystems (mounted under `/mnt/`) to the...
> However in this case the description should be read via a file since multi line input with a cli may be a bad user experience. I definitely agree. It...