How To Install Subversion/SVN in Ubuntu on Command Line

To install Subversion/SVN in Ubuntu on the command line, open the Terminal by pressing together: Ctrl + Alt + T

Run this command to install Subversion/SVN:

sudo apt-get install subversion

Git Commands – Quick Reference

These common Git commands are listed here for quick reference.

Create a new branch in Git


$ git branch Branch_Name


See all branches:


$ git branch -a


Checkout a branch in Git


$ git checkout Branch_Name


Delete all directories named “_vti_cnf”


$ find . -type d -name '_vti_cnf' -print0 | xargs -0 git rm -r --


Add files to be committed: add only files created or modified, not those deleted.


$ git add .


Add files to be committed: add only files deleted or modified, not those created.


$ git add -u


Add files to be committed: add all files, deleted, modified, or created.


$ git add -A


Remove a directory from a Git repository


$ git rm -r -f Directory_Name


Remove existing files from a Git repository


$ git rm -r --cached File_Name


Undo a previous commit


$ git revert HEAD


Delete a branch in Git, locally


$ git branch -D work


Delete a remote branch (i.e. at GitHub.com)


$ git push origin --delete work


List all existing tags


$ git tag


Tag a new release version


$ git tag -a 1.3.6 -m "Tagging 1.3.6"


Tag the new release on GitHub.com


$ git push origin --tags

List All wp-cron Scheduled Events

This returns an array of all scheduled WP cron events. For each cron event, it gives the hook name, the recurrence schedule, and the time interval in seconds.

_get_cron_array()

Example Usage

echo '

'; 

print_r( _get_cron_array() ); 
echo '

';