GitHub Desktop is known as the distribution of Git that comes with a graphical user interface. It serves much of the same functionality as command-line Git, but if you desire to use this product to complete Trailhead modules, you'll be required to translate the commands provided for use in the CLI into actions in the…
Salesforce
Answered Aug 16, 2021
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The tag is an empty tag, which means it doesn't have an end tag. A single tag represents a single line break.What you're doing by adding opening and 'closing' tags like you have is creating 2 line breaks instead.The following should achieve what you want: {!$User.CompanyName} {!$User.Street} {!$User.City}…
Salesforce
Answered Jul 27, 2021
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To search git history, you can use: git grep "the magic string" `git show-ref --heads` If the string exists in your repo, anywhere, you'll get something like this: ***c5cd1d8:path/to/file.js:let a = "the magic string" Once you have that data, it's as easy as finding the branch! git branch --contains ***c5cd1d8.
Tableau
Answered Jul 4, 2021
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For this type of question, you should be able to rebase your branch on master git checkout feature1 git rebase master There you can manage all conflicts When you get to the commits with the BugFixes, git will say that there were no changes and that maybe they were already applied. You then continue the rebase (while…
Big Data Hadoop
Answered Jun 24, 2021
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To find an index in r, you can either use function match or position, both of these work well in finding the index of an element in a vector. For multiple matching use %in% as match only returns the first encounter of a match, this will help you with your problem. Match returns the position in the second argument of…
Python
Answered May 17, 2021
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While one of the possible point-and-click way to match profile names is suggested by @user3375426 to create an outbound changeset and click add Profiles there (I have added here two screenshots, one for Professional Edition standard profiles mappings and another one for Enterprise Edition standard profile mappings),
Salesforce
Answered Apr 24, 2021
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Java
Answered Apr 3, 2021
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stuff from the grid() package can be used to set up viewports, etc., but the simplest method is with the grid.arrange() function from the gridExtra package library('nlme') set.seed(101) treatment
Data Science
Answered Jun 1, 2020
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