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Introducing: Force Update

As a software engineer, the most common advice I give when my family comes to me with tech problems is: “turn it off and on again.” And indeed, there’s a class of problems where the solution is really just to try again (perhaps after tweaking a setting). For instance, while developing, you might run into: Connectivity blips/request timeouts (just try again and hope that the network is okay) Expired credentials (run a command to re-up the creds, then try again) Disk space errors (clear up some disk space—maybe prune your docker images?—and try again) Your database got into a weird state (blow it away, re-seed it, and try again)



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As a software engineer, the most common advice I give when my family comes to me with tech problems is: “turn it off and on again.” And indeed, there’s a class of problems where the solution is really just to try again (perhaps after tweaking a setting). For instance, while developing, you might run into: Connectivity blips/request timeouts (just try again and hope that the network is okay) Expired credentials (run a command to re-up the creds, then try again) Disk space errors (clear up some disk space—maybe prune your docker images?—and try again) Your database got into a weird state (blow it away, re-seed it, and try again)



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Introducing: Force Update

As a software engineer, the most common advice I give when my family comes to me with tech problems is: “turn it off and on again.” And indeed, there’s a class of problems where the solution is really just to try again (perhaps after tweaking a setting). For instance, while developing, you might run into: Connectivity blips/request timeouts (just try again and hope that the network is okay) Expired credentials (run a command to re-up the creds, then try again) Disk space errors (clear up some disk space—maybe prune your docker images?—and try again) Your database got into a weird state (blow it away, re-seed it, and try again)

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