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4 min readTo compute row percentages in pandas, you can use the div() method along with the axis parameter set to 1. This will divide each row by the sum of that row and multiply the result by 100 to get the percentage value. You can also use the apply() method along with a lambda function to achieve the same result. By dividing each row by the sum of that row and multiplying by 100, you can compute the row percentages in pandas efficiently and effectively.
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6 min readTo deploy a React app on an Ubuntu server using Bitbucket Pipeline, you will first need to set up a Bitbucket repository for your project and configure a pipeline for continuous integration and deployment. Inside the pipeline script, you will need to add the necessary commands to build the React app, create a production-ready build, and transfer the build files to your Ubuntu server via SSH.Make sure to install Node.js and npm on your Ubuntu server before deploying the app.
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5 min readTo use Prettier on Bitbucket Pipeline, you can add a step in your pipeline configuration file to run the Prettier tool on your codebase. This step should include commands to install Prettier and then run it on your project files to format them according to your configuration. Additionally, you may want to set up a pre-commit hook in your repository to ensure that all code changes are formatted properly before being committed to your repository.
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7 min readTo completely remove a merged commit from Bitbucket, you will need to use the "git reset" command. This command allows you to move the HEAD pointer to a specific commit, effectively undoing the merge.First, identify the commit hash of the merged commit that you want to remove. You can do this by checking the commit history using the "git log" command.
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5 min readTo change the development branch in Bitbucket, you need to go to the repository where you want to change the branch. Then, click on the "Branches" option in the left sidebar menu. From there, you can select the branch that you want to set as the development branch. Once you have selected the desired branch, click on the "Set as default" button to make it the new development branch.
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4 min readTo do a merge request on Bitbucket, first, navigate to the repository where you want to merge your changes. Then, locate the "Pull requests" tab and click on it. Next, click on the "Create pull request" button. Select the branch that contains your changes as the source branch and the branch you want to merge into as the destination branch. Provide a title and description for your pull request, detailing the changes you made.
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4 min readIntegrating Bitbucket with IntelliJ allows developers to easily manage their code repositories and collaborate with team members seamlessly. By connecting Bitbucket with IntelliJ, developers can perform version control tasks such as pushing and pulling code changes, creating branches, merging code, and reviewing code with ease. This integration provides a more efficient workflow for developers, enhancing their overall productivity and making it easier to work on projects in a team environment.
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6 min readTo change the author of commits in Bitbucket, you can use the built-in feature called "rebase." Essentially, you need to perform an interactive rebase to edit the author of specific commits. Start by opening the terminal and navigating to your local repository. Then, run the following command: git rebase -i HEAD~n (replace "n" with the number of commits you want to edit). This will open an editor showing all the commits you will rebase.
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3 min readTo query Bitbucket commits by date, you can use the following command in the terminal: git log --after="YYYY-MM-DD" --before="YYYY-MM-DD" Replace "YYYY-MM-DD" with the specific dates you want to query between. This command will provide you with a list of commits made within that date range. Additionally, you can use other options with the git log command to further refine your search, such as author or specific file paths.
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4 min readTo save build logs from Bitbucket Pipelines, you can navigate to the Pipelines section in your Bitbucket repository. From there, you can select the specific pipeline run you want to save the build logs from. Once you have the desired pipeline run open, you can click on the "View Log" button to open the build log in a new window.To save the build log, you can either copy the contents of the log to a text file or use the browser's built-in option to save the page as a text file.
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5 min readTo delete a directory from the master branch in Bitbucket, you first need to navigate to your repository and access the master branch. Then, you can locate the directory you want to delete and click on it to open it. Once the directory is open, you should see a "Delete" option or button on the interface. Click on the "Delete" option and confirm the deletion when prompted. This will remove the directory from the master branch in your Bitbucket repository.
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6 min readTo access a JSON file in Bitbucket Pipeline, you first need to store the file in your repository. Once the JSON file is saved in your repository, you can use the pipeline script to either fetch or copy the file to your pipeline environment.You can specify the path to the JSON file within your pipeline script and then perform any operations or processing on the file as needed. Make sure to define the correct path and file name to access the JSON data successfully in your pipeline.