rico-chet

OK, guess I will need to add this as a plug-in to my `bash-it`. As for a great solution, I am a fan of AsciiDoc and don't feel like participating...

You will find my code referencing this issue linked above. It caches the guidelines to speed up things quite a bit. Here are the results: ❯ cppcgl-find-rule override C.128: Virtual...

The first version had an issue that the results weren't sorted and thus one would typically jump to a random directory instead of the chosen one. The new push fixes...

`autojump` is a PITA to work on, for the test coverage is quite poor :-(. The change breaks `jc` functionality, please don't merge. Will have to add `jc` regression test...

Here, I fixed it, cherry-pick and have fun!

You're right, it's the default `git` behavior with the `commit-msg` hooks which have to take care of the rejected content on their own. Apparently, it takes a backup file and...

It's a good start, lacking: - support for _gitdir file_, e.g. doesn't work in a submodule or a git _worktree_ - support for `git commit --amend`, dropping message of the...

I've issues running AsciidocFX on a newly upgraded Debian and I don't feel like debugging Java launchers, so I created a [prototypic flatpak manifest](https://github.com/rico-chet/flathub/blob/AsciidocFX/com.asciidocfx.AsciidocFX.yaml). Feel free to bring it on...

This is really a nasty behavior. I worked around it by running this `expect` script instead of starting QEMU directly: ```` #!/usr/bin/expect -f set timeout -1 log_user 0; # suppress...

FYI the fix for non-interactive `bash` sessions, e.g. `SCP`, was this one: #1325