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1. • • The job of the Grunt CLI is simple: run the version of Grunt which has been installed next to a Gruntfile. This allows multiple versions of Grunt to be installed on the same machine simultaneously.
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   • How can I run a loop of an input box that puts the data on a different row in VBA

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     Answered Jul 27, 2016 · 3 votes

     A 'Do ... Loop Until' will serve you here.

     Sub Non_stores_material_entering()-Dim ws as WorksheetSet ws = Worksheets("Sheet1") 'change name as needed-Do NonStores = InputBox("What is the Non-Stores Material?") If Len(NonStores) Then Dim lRow As Long lRow = ws.Range("A" & ws.Rows.Count).End(xlUp).Offset(1).Row ws.Cells(lRow, 1).Value = NonStores LeadTimes = InputBox("What is the Non-Stores Material's Lead TIme?") ws.Cells(lRow, 3).Value = LeadTimes End IfLoop Until Len(NonStores) = 0End Sub

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   • How can I use different user accounts for different versions of Visual Studio at the same time?

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     Answered Feb 20, 2019 · 1 votes

     Glossary and preface:

     • MSA = Microsoft Account, formerly known as Microsoft Passport, Microsoft Live ID, etc.
     • OA = Organizational Account, e.g. an Office 365 "employee" account.
     • An OA is not necessarily an MSA and different OAs and MSAs can even share the same sign-in e-mail address.
     • Microsoft is doing something about this mess, but it's still a mess. e.g. https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/Azure-Active-Directory-Identity/Cleaning-up-the-AzureAD-and-Microsoft-account-overlap/ba-p/245105

     On to your problem:

     Visual Studio lets you use multiple accounts (MSA and OAs) for accessing resources (Azure, etc) and for licensing, but it only uses a single account (which must be an MSA, not an OA) for personalization. This is by design.

     Here's a screenshot of my Visual Studio 2017 Account settings page. (Note: I activated my install using a Product Key instead of using an account):

     You said you have two accounts: a work account and a personal account. Presumably these are both MSAs as you say you're also able to use it for personalization. I think you should avoid using your work account as the Personalization Account entirely and only use your personal MSA for that (assuming you want those single settings to be applied to both your home and work VS installs). You would still have your work account listed in the "All accounts" list, of course.

     One of the ideas behind having single MSAs that are associated only with you and not your employer or other company is that employers and orgs would use Azure AD to let you authenticate with your personal MSA to access company resources. This didn't turn-out well in practice and it doesn't seem right that companies would add delegated authentication using peoples' personal (and often unprofessional) email addresses (imagine logging-in to your work desktop computer using [email protected] while wearing a suit and tie).

     You can still use a personal MSA to personalize Visual Studio, as if any of the OA accounts are associated with a Visual Studio purchase or MSDN subscription then VS will consider itself licensed.

     All that aside, you have several options:

     • Don't use any Personalization Account and keep your settings in-sync by manually using the Tools > Import/Export Settings feature. This gives you the most control and lets you have per-machine settings.
     • Use a single personal MSA for all VS installs. This is the scenario I described in the previous paragraphs. It's what I use and recommend. You'll only run into issues if you have an unenlightened IT department or boss that forbids the use of "personal" accounts for anything company-related.
     • Use multiple personalization accounts and manually switch between them. (This is the "grin-and-bear-it" option. You could use a password manager and program like Autohotkeys to automate the process of switching between accounts though).

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   • How can I install different versions of MySQL on Windows 10?

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     Answered Jul 09, 2019 · 9 votes

     This is not so obvious but using the "MySQL installer", you need to run it, then click on "Cancel" and a new window will appear, letting you install new elements. You can then select the version(s) of MySQL that you want to add to your system.

     You don't need it but if people want to run several instances at the same time, they need to choose a different port for each installation.

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   • How can I install different versions of Rails and keep the existing ones?

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     Answered May 01, 2017 · 13 votes

     gem list rails should show you all installed versions of Rails. You can specify which one you want each project to use in the config/environment.rb file.

     Alternately (or "additionally"), look in to RVM (particularly the "gemset" function) for maintaining separate gem sets for each project.

     Updated May 2017 Instead of RVM gemsets, best practice for managing gems in Rails projects (including the Rails gem itself) is to use Bundler. Bundler's Gemfile will list all the gems your project uses, and allows you to "pin" versions, so by changing the version pin for Rails and running bundle you can update your project to the new version.

     <sarcasm>Now that I've said that, though, Bundler is probably on the way out to be replaced by something else. </sarcasm>

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   • how can I list all the different versions of a file, and diff them also?

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     Answered Dec 26, 2009 · 49 votes

     To show a history of changes to a particular file, you can use git log:

     git log -p -- path/to/file-

     The -p tells it to show the diff between each revision and its parent. To get a cumulative diff between two revisions, take the ID of the two revisions, and pass them to git diff:

     git diff abc123 def456 -- path/to/file.-

     Where abc123 and def456 are the revision IDs.

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   Jun 1, 2013 · I'm contributing to two projects that both require different versions of Grunt: Project A requires Grunt v0.3.2. Project B requires Grunt v0.4.1. Both projects have separate workspaces.

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   The job of the Grunt CLI is simple: run the version of Grunt which has been installed next to a Gruntfile. This allows multiple versions of Grunt to be installed on the same machine simultaneously. How the CLI works. Each time grunt is run, it looks for a locally installed Grunt using node's require() system.

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   Mar 8, 2015 · You're correct, the two projects exist because of different versions of grunt. grunt-cli is used for grunt version 0.4 (and has an explicit dependency on 0.4), which as of this writing is in alpha development. grunt-0.4 splits the command line interface (grunt-cli) from the API libraries.

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   I want to define a grunt task that lets me build different versions of this file. This is an example:

8. gruntjs.com › using-the-cliUsing the CLI - Grunt: The JavaScript Task Runner

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   Installing the CLI. Run sudo npm install -g grunt-cli (Windows users should omit "sudo ", and may need to run the command-line with elevated privileges). The grunt command-line interface comes with a series of options. Use grunt -h from your terminal to show these options.

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   The advantage of this is that your projects can all use different versions of Grunt without concern for conflicts. The CLI does not care, it simply launches whatever version your project uses. npm install -g grunt-cli

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    The job of the Grunt CLI is simple: run the version of Grunt which has been installed next to a Gruntfile . This allows multiple versions of Grunt to be installed on the same machine simultaneously. How the CLI works. Each time grunt is run, it looks for a locally installed Grunt using node's require() system.