Trying to understand what is refactoring, follow the guide from Real Python. https://realpython.com/python-refactoring
Without reading the code, you will not know if it will modify the original image or create a new image.
Visual Studio Code is Microsoft’s open-source code editor for Windows, OS X and Linux. Nicely, VS Code has built-in support for Git and support for Python through an extension, making it a useful for scientific development. Using VS Code on Windows is somewhat frustrated, however, if you want to work with a Git repository that was cloned using SSH. Thankfully, I found a workable solution using PuTTY and Git for Windows, such that VS Code transparently works with password-protected SSH keys. Below, I detailed how I got it working in as complete a detail as reasonable, but you may have already done some or even many of these steps. If so, the procedure is actually fairly simple, and consists of pointing Git (and hence VS Code) to use PuTTY and Pageant instead of the SSH version that ships with Git for Windows.
Bump into this error when I am trying to setup custom theme for Ghost Blog. I am using Heroku to host this site. Just got to know that Heroku site do not have storage to store the custom theme uploaded via Ghost admin panel.
Did couple of search online, a lot suggested that you can clone heroku by git clone command
heroku git:clone -a myappname
The git commit --amend command allows you to change the most recent commit message.
To change the message of the most recent commit that has not been pushed to the remote repository, commit it again using
the --amend flag.
Navigate to the repository directory in your terminal.
Run the following command to amend (change) the message of the latest commit:
git commit --amend -m "New commit message."
Here's my thoughts
Always wanted to create personal site. Started with Github pages, uses automated workflow and get stuff compiled into a static site (Jekyll). Didn't like it much about having to write stuff in editor and then later you have to perform commits and pushes. So I moved on and wanted to find something with a user interface that I could interact with. Something which is free without need to spend extra $$$.