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Sometimes I want a Git commit message without the leading indentation added by “git show” (for example, if I want to copy it and paste it somewhere else). This command gives me this output.
By default, Slack provides you with a Formatting toolbar and a WYSIWYG editor. I’m a big fan of writing in Markdown rather than WYSIWYG and use it everywhere I can. Fortunately, I can configure Slack to write in Markdown (or more accurately Slack’s subset of Markdown).
I work with WordPress sites that have lots of meta fields exposed through the REST API. Within Gutenberg, I’m often checking those values by querying the “meta” attribute in the data. Sometimes the larger number of meta fields makes it difficult to find the specific fields I’m interested in. To make my life easier, I’ve put together a code snippet that filters the keys in the meta object that is returned.
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