This page lists some of my frequently used CLI commands.
Delete a full line using Control + K
eval "$(ssh-agent -s)"
ssh-add ~/.ssh/id_ed25519
bundle exec cap production deploy
I frequently use the capistrano deploy commands listed above. Instead of having to constantly open my notes and copy and paste these commands, I decided to wrap it into a simple shell script which can be called from my CLI.
Open nano ~/.zshrc and paste in your script. In this case, I made a function called ssh_cap_deploy to wrap my commands.
function ssh_cap_deploy() {
eval "$(ssh-agent -s)"
ssh-add ~/.ssh/id_ed25519
bundle exec cap production deploy
}
Now I can simply use a single ssh_and_deploy command instead of pasting in three commands.
$ GIT_EDITOR=nano git rebase -i HEAD~1
## In the editor, replace pick with reword for the commit to modify
reword cea1fb88a fix: update dependency verdaccio to ^4.3.3
pick aa540c364 fix: update dependency webpack-dev-server to ^3.8.2
## Modify the commit message
$ git push --force
When the location of a git repository is moved or renamed, you also need to update your local repository to reference the new repository location.
In the example below, I move/rename an application from git@code.jeromezng.com:my-projects/sandbox/trello-clone.git to git@code.jeromezng.com:my-projects/sandbox/rails-vuejs-trello-clone.git
Navigate to the repository locally and list out the current remote references
git remote -v
You should see the current remote paths listed:
origin git@code.jeromezng.com:my-projects/sandbox/trello-clone.git (fetch)
origin git@code.jeromezng.com:my-projects/sandbox/trello-clone.git (push)
Add the updated remote path
git remote set-url origin --add git@code.jeromezng.com:my-projects/sandbox/rails-vuejs-trello-clone.git
Delete the old remote paths
git remote set-url origin --delete git@code.jeromezng.com:my-projects/sandbox/trello-clone.git
Check that the remote paths are updated:
git remote -v
origin git@code.jeromezng.com:my-projects/sandbox/rails-vuejs-trello-clone.git (fetch)
origin git@code.jeromezng.com:my-projects/sandbox/rails-vuejs-trello-clone.git (push)
Make a new commit and git push to test that this fully works.
Clone the original repo:
git clone git@code.jeromezng.com:my-projects/sandbox/upstream_app.git new_app
Check the remote path for thte git repository:
cd new_app
git remote show origin
You'll see something that looks like this:
Fetch URL: https://code.jeromezng.com/my-projects/sandbox/upstream_app.git
Push URL: https://code.jeromezng.com/my-projects/sandbox/upstream_app.git
HEAD branch: main
Rename the origin path to upstream_app or another similar name
git remote rename origin upstream_app
Create a new blank project in GitLab / Github and set the path of the new repo as a remote origin
git remote add origin git@code.jeromezng.com:my-projects/sandbox/new_app.git
Push your application into the newly created blank project.
git push -u origin main
Confirm you have both upstream_app and origin showing the correct paths
git remote show upstream_app
git remote show origin
Fetch new changes from the upstream_app
git fetch upstream_app
Merge in changes from upstreamapp into newapp and resolve conflicts when needed.
git merge upstream_app/main
In the first repo, add the second repo as a remote source
git remote add -f b git@gitlab.com:group_name/repo_name.git
git remote update
Compare the two repos
git diff main remotes/b/main
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For a summary use
git diff-tree main remotes/b/main --compact-summary
To remove the remote source
git remote rm b
List your git config settings
git config --list
Update your name and email
git config --global user.name "YOUR_NAME"
git config --global user.email "YOUR_EMAIL"
Dump a database into a file
pg_dump -U username -h host -p port -d database -W | gzip > database_name.gz
Create a database
psql postgres
psql=# create database database_name with owner = username;
psql=# \q
Extract database from file
gunzip -c database_name.gz | psql database_name
scp username@1.1.1.1:/path/server_file local_file
Find the process which is running on your rails port lsof -wni tcp:3000
COMMAND PID USER FD TYPE DEVICE SIZE/OFF NODE NAME
ruby 53543 jeromezng 10u IPv4 0t0 TCP 127.0.0.1:hbci (LISTEN)
ruby 53543 jeromezng 11u IPv6 0t0 TCP [::1]:hbci (LISTEN)
Kill the PID by running kill -9 53543