And on Windows? 😢
Use Linux subsystem 😂
Blocked by the corporate proxy 😢😤
Why though, shouldn't all developers have local admin on workstations?
Or at the very least, shouldn't you be able to request a change in these policies for work-related purposes?
currently downloading using the Microsoft store is blocked by the corporate proxy, but maybe there are other ways to get the Linux Subsystem up and running?
Set up a forwarder when at home; use it from the office. :)
Git-scm?
PowerShell in Windows has slightly different syntax, but you can achieve the same result with the line below :)
git branch | Select-String -NotMatch -Pattern "master" | %{ git branch -D $_.ToString().Trim() }
Thanks, I should definitely look into Powershell a bit more (first time on a contract for a client with a Windows stack)
I mean, this is cool and all, but PS syntax is too explicit imo
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And on Windows? 😢
Use Linux subsystem 😂
Blocked by the corporate proxy 😢😤
Why though, shouldn't all developers have local admin on workstations?
Or at the very least, shouldn't you be able to request a change in these policies for work-related purposes?
currently downloading using the Microsoft store is blocked by the corporate proxy, but maybe there are other ways to get the Linux Subsystem up and running?
Set up a forwarder when at home; use it from the office. :)
Git-scm?
PowerShell in Windows has slightly different syntax, but you can achieve the same result with the line below :)
Thanks, I should definitely look into Powershell a bit more (first time on a contract for a client with a Windows stack)
I mean, this is cool and all, but PS syntax is too explicit imo