In GitHub actions, when merging a push request to main, I would like to replace the branch name occurrence in a notebook by main. For instance, given the below line: git clone --branch fork1 https://somrepo.git Using the below regex, all…
The following bash is used to replace the "$source_product" with "$source_product" + "linefeed" + "$target_product". Here is the bash script: source_product="$(LOCAL_DIR)/source \" target_product="$(LOCAL_DIR)/target \" echo "source_product: $source_product" echo "target_product: $target_product" echo "" echo "--- replace source with source+target ---" echo…
I've image an image with white background. I used command to make it transparent convert imoji.png -fuzz 20% -transparent white result.png I got the result.png. The command has removed pixels inside the emoji and some other parts. I need it…
I'm encountering a permission issue while trying to execute a script within a Docker container that modifies the host operating system's file system. Specifically, I'm getting a "sed: couldn't open a temporary file" error, as shown below: sed -i 's[…
I am having json file containing multiple "t" in it, I want to remove these characters from json file as when I am trying to convert this json file into CSV, because of these characters my CSV output disturbing. I…
I am using sed for this, but it is about the same thing with other regex. Trying to get the DB_NAME, which in this case would be test. Also, I can't control if single ('), or double (") quotes are…
Having a json file menu.json and need to remove only client2 related entries from the "collect.whitelist" line. Any help appreciated. { "connect.class": "io.connector.MongoDbConnect", "tasks.max": "2", "snapshot.delay.ms": "1500", "collect.whitelist": "client1_creat.plan.header,client1_creat.plan.ref-data,client1_creat.plan.line.view,client1_creat.plan.inventory.view,client1_creat.plan.period.lines,client1_creat.plan.products,client1_creat.constraint,client1_creat.separation,client1_creat.plan.guidelines,client1_creat.plan.spots,client1_creat.plan.spot.links,client1_creat.plan.deal.link,client1_creat.plan.line.target,client1_creat.plan.digital.period.lines,client1_creat.plan.digital.lines,client1_creat.plan.deal.link,client1_creat.plan.quarter.view,client1_creat.plan.line.weekly.spots,client1_creat.plan.total.view,client1_creat.plan.weekly.view,client1_creat.condition.status,client1_creat.plan.additionalfees,client1_creat.plan.digital.period.view,client1_creat.plan.line.weekly.totals.view,client1_creat.plan.buyer.goals,client1_creat.plan.period.line.lineage.comments,client1_creat.plan.books,client1_creat.plan.line.attributes,client2_creat.plan.header,client2_creat.plan.ref-data,client2_creat.plan.line.view,client2_creat.plan.inventory.view,client2_creat.plan.period.lines,client2_creat.plan.products,client2_creat.constraint,client2_creat.separation,client2_creat.plan.guidelines,client2_creat.plan.spots,client2_creat.plan.spot.links,client2_creat.plan.deal.link,client2_creat.plan.line.target,client2_creat.plan.digital.period.lines,client2_creat.plan.digital.lines,client2_creat.plan.deal.link,client2_creat.plan.quarter.view,client2_creat.plan.line.weekly.spots,client2_creat.plan.total.view,client2_creat.plan.weekly.view,client2_creat.condition.status,client2_creat.plan.additionalfees,client2_creat.plan.digital.period.view,client2_creat.plan.line.weekly.totals.view,client2_creat.plan.buyer.goals,client2_creat.plan.period.line.lineage.comments,client2_creat.plan.books,client2_creat.plan.line.attributes,client3_creat.plan.header,client3_creat.plan.ref-data,client3_creat.plan.line.view,client3_creat.plan.inventory.view,client3_creat.plan.period.lines,client3_creat.plan.products,client3_creat.constraint,client3_creat.separation,client3_creat.plan.guidelines,client3_creat.plan.spots,client3_creat.plan.spot.links,client3_creat.plan.deal.link,client3_creat.plan.line.target,client3_creat.plan.digital.period.lines,client3_creat.plan.digital.lines,client3_creat.plan.deal.link,client3_creat.plan.quarter.view,client3_creat.plan.line.weekly.spots,client3_creat.plan.total.view,client3_creat.plan.weekly.view,client3_creat.condition.status,client3_creat.plan.additionalfees,client3_creat.plan.digital.period.view,client3_creat.plan.line.weekly.totals.view,client3_creat.plan.buyer.goals,client3_creat.plan.period.line.lineage.comments,client3_creat.plan.books,client3_creat.plan.line.attributes,client4_creat.plan.header,client4_creat.plan.ref-data,client4_creat.plan.line.view,client4_creat.plan.inventory.view,client4_creat.plan.period.lines,client4_creat.plan.products,client4_creat.constraint,client4_creat.separation,client4_creat.plan.guidelines,client4_creat.plan.spots,client4_creat.plan.spot.links,client4_creat.plan.deal.link,client4_creat.plan.line.target,client4_creat.plan.digital.period.lines,client4_creat.plan.digital.lines,client4_creat.plan.deal.link,client4_creat.plan.quarter.view,client4_creat.plan.line.weekly.spots,client4_creat.plan.total.view,client4_creat.plan.weekly.view,client4_creat.condition.status,client4_creat.plan.additionalfees,client4_creat.plan.digital.period.view,client4_creat.plan.line.weekly.totals.view,client4_creat.plan.buyer.goals,client4_creat.plan.period.line.lineage.comments,client4_creat.plan.books,client4_creat.plan.line.attributes", "ssl.enabled": "true", "members.auto.discover": "true", "name": "source_mongodb", "ssl.invalid.allowed": "true", "snapshot.mode": "never" }…
I have a file with following pattern property1: value1 property2: value2 property3: value3 property4: value4 property5: value5 Value could be ipv4/ipv6 ip address, number, string etc. How can this be modified to something like using available text editor tools: property1…
I am looking to write some code using dummy samples that will look at a confusing fastq.gz filename and rename it based on it's corresponding simple sample ID from a .txt file that contains both. I will eventually do this…
Let's consider 2 text file, one 'main_list', and one 'ignore_list'. For each line in the ignore_list, I want to remove the line starting with that string in the main_line. basically something doable with sed and a while loop. E.g. while…