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I've been trying to get a Dropbox replacement for managing client servers. fswatch is handy, check out this script: ``` #!/bin/bash alias live_rsync='rsync -azP --exclude ".DS_Store" --exclude "Icon*" --exclude "node_modules"...

Here is the wallet snippet that I used ```SQL ALTER TABLE "Ubiquity Metadata" ADD wallet_address char(42); ```

I realize the issue is because I am using `~/.profile` instead of `~/.bashrc` I would recommend at least putting a note in the README, or at most automatically detecting which...

It's not about restarting the terminal. From what I understand, if `~/.profile` exists on macOS, then it will not load `~/.bashrc` unless you explicitly tell it to e.g. `source ~/.bashrc`...

- source `~/.bashrc` in `~/.profile` - To clarify, I moved everything into `~/.bashrc` and now my `~/.profile` in its entirety appears as follows: ```bash #!/bin/bash/env bash source ~/.bashrc ```

Can you take a look at the [kernel](https://github.com/ubiquity/scraper) and let me know if you have questions before accepting the bounty? To be honest I think I'll need to work directly...

Basically, you need to organize the page scraping/testing logic in `src/pages` and it maps to the URL structure (can also use wildcards "*") If you want to write some test...

I'm going to try and merge the kernel with the initial tests so I'm taking this bounty from the pool.

> @kgelpes This issue is already assigned, so not available to the bounty hunters Technically this is correct, but I would be open to letting @kgelpes try this but we...

No because we have existing infrastructure with puppeteer. Check @ubiquity/scraper-kernel. The reason why puppeteer was chosen is because it is developed and supported by the chrome team.