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In this post, I share how you can use 7-Zip command-line tool to automate some tasks when dealing with .zip files. Additionally, I share two simple commands that can help you to remove some undesirable folders from a zipped website and remove specific languages from a Sitecore package. 7-Zip 7-Zip
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If you like to use Baretail as a log viewer, but hates having to open a new file whenever Sitecore rolls out a new log file, then stick with me in this blog post. What is Baretail? Baretail is a free real-time log file monitoring tool. It has some nice
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Here I want to share some Powershell scripts that I use constantly and has proven to be useful (for me) specially if you have more than one instance of Sitecore in your machine. Clean Sitecore logs from your machine Push-Location "C:\inetpub\wwwroot" Get-ChildItem .\ -Include logs -Recurse | foreach
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Sometimes, you might decide to tidy the Sitecore installation folders or you realized that you dislike the name the installation folder received. Here’s some steps on how to move or rename your Sitecore installation folders ##Sitecore X0/XP/XM and IdentityServer Open Internet Information Services (Run > inetmgr) and
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You’ve probably heard the fuzz about Visual Studio Live Share, but did you know you can also make a site installed locally in your machine available to your colleagues through Live Share as well? If you haven’t heard of Live Share, it’s a tool that enables real-time
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If you use static classes or structs to store Sitecore IDs, sometimes you just copy and paste an existing class/struct and replace the copied IDs with new ones. Having to replace one ID is easy. It turns out sometimes you have to clean 10, 20 or maybe 50 IDs,