Git Relative Refs
You could use relative refs to move branches around. e.g., git branch -f master HEAD~3, etc. The “^” Operator Goes up to the first parent. e.g., git checkout master^ The “~[integer]” Operator The...
Read MoreYou could use relative refs to move branches around. e.g., git branch -f master HEAD~3, etc. The “^” Operator Goes up to the first parent. e.g., git checkout master^ The “~[integer]” Operator The...
Read MoreThese notes assume you’re familiar with the basic functions of Git. The Git repository exists entirely in a single “.git” directory in your project root. Objects in Git are identified by hashes. Blobs –...
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Read MorePosted by Jay Luong | Jul 7, 2015 | Database, MySQL / Percona |
While creating a schema for SNOMED to ICD-10 mapping, I came across the requirement of storing a UUID (128-bit unsigned integer) as the ‘id’ field. 128-bits = 16 bytes so we’ll use BINARY(16). drop table if...
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