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    List all outdated NPM packages installed to my project?
    Asked 9 months ago by rusty1_rusty1 · Answeredjavascriptnpm
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    Remove each object property with a number value of zero using JavaScript?
    Asked 11 months ago by rusty1_rusty1 · Answeredjavascriptobjects
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    Insert an item in the middle of an array?
    Asked 11 months ago by rusty1_rusty1 · Answeredjavascriptarrays
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    Repeat a string three times using JavaScript?
    Asked 11 months ago by rusty1_rusty1 · Answeredjavascriptstrings
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    Install Node.js on a Ubuntu machine using Nvm?
    Asked 11 months ago by rusty1_rusty1 · Answerednode.jsubuntu
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    Open the Docker desktop app from the command line on MacOS?

    You use the open command with the application path:

    open /Applications/Docker.app
    
    Answered 8 months ago by rusty1_rusty1
    Verify that Docker is installed on my macOS machine?

    The which command should work for this:

    which docker
    

    If docker is installed on you machine, it should output the path to the executive:

    /usr/local/bin/docker
    
    Answered 8 months ago by rusty1_rusty1
    Git error: Support for password authentication was removed on August 13, 2021. Please use a personal access token instead.

    Generate a new token in the Developer settings section of your GitHub.com account. And save the token somewhere on your local machine.

    Then update the remote URL for your Git repository:

    git remote set-url origin https://<token>@github.com/<username>/<repo>
    

    Replace <token>, <username>, and <repo> in that command with your own credentials.

    Answered 9 months ago by rusty1_rusty1
    MacOS keyboard shortcut to open settings in VS Code?

    Combine the command and comma keys: ⌘ + ,.

    Answered 9 months ago by rusty1_rusty1 · Selected answer
    Automatically add a newline to the end of each file in VS Code?

    You can edit this in the settings for VS Code.

    1. Navigate to the settings page: File (or Code on MacOS) => Preferences => Settings.
    2. Search for "newline" in the search input.
    3. Select the checkbox under the files settings: Files: Insert Final Newline.

    vscode-newline-settings

    You may also want to select the Trim Final Newlines checkbox. It will remove any extra newlines that may be in your file. This ensures only the one newline is included in a file.

    Answered 9 months ago by rusty1_rusty1 · Selected answer
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