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This standardises all my markdown files to have no leading newline after the `---` that ends the frontmatter. This makes display on Gemini (in which newlines matter) much more consistent! I can't spot any errors with the regex I used here, but there may be one or two articles that change shape — hopefully I can spot them and fix them!
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title: Trash files in Ruby
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date: 2009-03-25T22:42:00+00:00
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draft: false
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emoji: 🗑️
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summary: A Ruby gem I wrote that sends files to Operating System specific Trash/Recycle bins.
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tags:
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- ruby
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- code
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- github
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- from-tumblr
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---
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[github.com](https://github.com/jphastings/trash)
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I’ve written a ruby `File` class extension - `File.trash( filename )` - which allows you to send files to the Trash or Recycle bin (depending on your OS).
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Mac support is ready, Windows support is touch-and-go (read the [wiki](https://github.com/jphastings/trash/wiki) for more info) and its been so long since I used Linux (ahh, the [Arch](https://www.archlinux.org/) days) I can’t remember how the bins work over there. Anyone want to help?
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