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macOS after upgrade "fatal error: 'stdio.h' file not found"
export SDKROOT="$(xcrun --sdk macosx --show-sdk-path)"
macOS 10.15 Catalinaで、"fatal error: 'stdio.h' file not found"が出てしまう! #Rails - Qiita
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Clone github wiki
Adding or editing wiki pages - GitHub Docs
Search string in git commits in history
How to grep (search through) committed code in the Git history - Stack Overflow
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Sync a branch of upstream repositry to my fork
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Github review of PR to personal repository
Need to push request changes
to let the person who PRed know it.
Cherry pick excluding specific files
git - How to cherry-pick only changes to certain files? - Stack Overflow
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Insert commits to other's PR to own repository.
Looks dangerous, but possible.
How to add commits to another person's PR on your Github repo | Codinhood
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VSCode modern fortran extension stopped working then how it could be recovered
This is just a note for me to remember what I did to make modern fortran extension in my local machine work again.
Since some time, Go to definition under Fortran stopped working. Among my few local machines, only one machine works OK, but others do not. So I can expect there is a way to fix. Although I guess the problem is on the local machine side, I could confirm Fortls server properly booting and shutting down when opened and closed a Fortran code. Reinstalling the extension on local and remote machines, removing remote cache, killing vscode processes on the remote side, etc, no way worked out. Finally it was fixed suddenly. I opened a src directory in the project directory that contains .git directory, and the extension warned that I have to install fortls although fortls is already installed. Then, the installation of fortls failed as expected. I closed the VSCode and reopened the project directory, it started to work properly again.