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When hopping in to an unfamiliar git repo, if it's a big sprawling repo or even a monorepo, it can be hard to know which parts are relevant. Well, if you know someone on your team's name, I have a script that can give you a pretty solid clue. Here's the pipeline and explanations. # Show me the hash of every commit by someone named Doe # for the last 3 months git log --author='Doe' --pretty=format:%H --since="3 months ago" # Now show me t....
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Setting Up CI / CD with Jenkins, Blue Ocean, Github for a Rust Program
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fuzzyblog.io
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6 years ago
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eng
CI / CD or "Continuous Integration / Continuous Deployment" is the process of: taking a source code base running tests against it compiling it (if applicable) deploying it CI / CD is an ongoing process that runs continuously and responds to pull requests on your source code repo. In this blog post we are going to: Take a git repo with a Rust code base Run it thru CI / CD using Jenkins with the Blue Ocean plugin Compile it Deploy i....
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How do I add script tag to specific pages only? In this post I show how I integrated hypothes.is only on my article pages.
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Looting is an obvious response to the glorification of consumer products— commodities in a society that worships conspicuous consumption. The very act of looting is resistance to the celebrity status of these commodities and what they imply: inanimate objects celebrated for the image, status, and privilege they create, and the way that privilege is assumed to confer the protection of the police, the army, and other forms of the states mon....
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I joined Thoughtworks in January 2020. I was attracted to the company because of its commitment to social change and diversity in the tech industry. Once I had gone through induction week, I realised that there's another perk to working at Thoughtworks that’s not as widely advertised: Thoughtworks is a relatively flat organization, meaning your career growth is mostly up to you.
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Setting Up CI / CD with Jenkins, Blue Ocean, Github for a Rust Program
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fuzzyblog.io
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6 years ago
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eng
CI / CD or "Continuous Integration / Continuous Deployment" is the process of: taking a source code base running tests against it compiling it (if applicable) deploying it CI / CD is an ongoing process that runs continuously and responds to pull requests on your source code repo. In this blog post we are going to: Take a git repo with a Rust code base Run it thru CI / CD using Jenkins with the Blue Ocean plugin Compile it Deploy i....
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Announcing enhanced end-to-end security for Bitbucket Cloud development workflows
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snyk.io
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6 years ago
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eng
We’re excited to share that we’ve expanded our collaboration with Atlassian and have enhanced Snyk’s integration with Bitbucket Cloud.
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Solving the mysterious LLDB 'Couldn't IRGen expression' error by investigating Swift module path serialization and discovering that removing dSYM bundles fixes debugging issues.
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This post aims to introduce my ambitious, long-term gamedev project, along with my vision and long term goals for it. In essence, it could be described as a deep simulation, not unlike and very much inspired by Dwarf Fortress and Rimworld.
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This post aims to introduce my ambitious, long-term gamedev project, along with my vision and long term goals for it. In essence, it could be described as a deep simulation, not unlike and very much inspired by Dwarf Fortress and Rimworld.
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Gregory Gundersen, in writing Why I Keep a Research Blog , might as well have just written a post on why everyone should blog. I have talked about this before , and how you can get started today with a handful of free services ; I hope you will. Permalink.
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Ever since OSX Catalina, every time I open a new shell window I get this error: zsh compinit: insecure directories, run compaudit for list. Ignore insecure directories and continue [y] or abort compinit [n]? y (eval):32: command not found: complete The issue with complete isn't the problem here – it is the insecure directories issue. After a bunch of googling, I found this command: compaudit | xargs chmod g-w which fixed the ..
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Ever since OSX Catalina, every time I open a new shell window I get this error: zsh compinit: insecure directories, run compaudit for list. Ignore insecure directories and continue [y] or abort compinit [n]? y (eval):32: command not found: complete The issue with complete isn't the problem here – it is the insecure directories issue. After a bunch of googling, I found this command: compaudit | xargs chmod g-w which fixed the ..
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A few weeks ago we got this question on stackoverflow. At first I didn’t think this issue was special… But as the investigation continued it became clear that we’re facing a weird issue… The issue started innocently enough. A device whose native resolution is high was rendering the UI in low resolution. This can happen because of a new DPI setting or configuration in a new SDK. But the odd thing was this: if the app’s package name w..
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Our new Kubernetes configuration feature in Snyk, which checks your configuration files for misconfigurations, now supports Helm Charts.
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Simple Rust Programming 01 - Checking The Existence of a Directory
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fuzzyblog.io
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6 years ago
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eng
So I'm at the very early learning stage of Rust, that stage where almost nothing you type in works. And this, for me, usually means "make the learning stick by writing it down". So here goes … Note: I wrote this code using the Rust playground , a web based repl, which was invaluable. A Simple Program for Testing the Existence of a Directory I'm going to start with an assumption that I need to get the location of my input based on the....
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I recently had the situation where I needed to run an Ansible task on a user which I sudo su'd into i.e.: sudo su jenkins I then ran my Ansible task and I repeatedly got this error: TASK [zzet.rbenv : update apt cache] **************************************************************************************************************** fatal: [localhost]: FAILED! => {"changed": false, "module_stderr": "sudo: a password is required\n", ....
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Serverless Azure Functions V2 - Linux, Python & .NET Core Support
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www.serverless.com
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6 years ago
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eng
Introducing the v2 release of the Serverless Azure Functions plugin, which includes support for Linux, Python & .NET Core Function Apps.
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Alas, due to the current world situation, crickybo is on lockdown. Fediverse: @crickybo@social.rjp.is Twitter Telegram
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Simple Rust Programming 01 - Checking The Existence of a Directory
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fuzzyblog.io
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6 years ago
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eng
So I'm at the very early learning stage of Rust, that stage where almost nothing you type in works. And this, for me, usually means "make the learning stick by writing it down". So here goes … Note: I wrote this code using the Rust playground , a web based repl, which was invaluable. A Simple Program for Testing the Existence of a Directory I'm going to start with an assumption that I need to get the location of my input based on the....
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I recently had the situation where I needed to run an Ansible task on a user which I sudo su'd into i.e.: sudo su jenkins I then ran my Ansible task and I repeatedly got this error: TASK [zzet.rbenv : update apt cache] **************************************************************************************************************** fatal: [localhost]: FAILED! => {"changed": false, "module_stderr": "sudo: a password is required\n", ....
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Popup content can offer users a wide range of dynamic content options on a page - and lazily-loading popup content can do this without increasing loading times. Here’s how I’ve built a framework for both static and lazily-loaded popups.
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Popup content can offer users a wide range of dynamic content options on a page - and lazily-loading popup content can do this without increasing loading times. Here’s how I’ve built a framework for both static and lazily-loaded popups.
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Popup content can offer users a wide range of dynamic content options on a page - and lazily-loading popup content can do this without increasing loading times. Here’s how I’ve built a framework for both static and lazily-loaded popups.
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Popup content can offer users a wide range of dynamic content options on a page - and lazily-loading popup content can do this without increasing loading times. Here’s how I’ve built a framework for both static and lazily-loaded popups.
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Popup content can offer users a wide range of dynamic content options on a page - and lazily-loading popup content can do this without increasing loading times. Here’s how I’ve built a framework for both static and lazily-loaded popups.
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Fix vulnerabilities with confidence, with Snyk’s ML-powered Merge Advice
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snyk.io
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6 years ago
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eng
We’re excited to announce the beta release of Merge Advice — the latest enhancement to Snyk’s remediation capabilities that help you fix vulnerabilities reliably.
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I threw together a quick way to bridge GPS data from the android app GPS Logger between HomeAssistant and the Nextcloud APP Phonetrack . Note: Returns the highest http response code thrown by either service, this can result in the GPS logger submitting multiple times if there is any issues with either Nextcloud or HomeAssistant Extra Nodes used node-red-contrib-httpauth Node which implements HTTP Basic/Digest Authorization.....
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I threw together a quick way to bridge GPS data from the android app GPS Logger between HomeAssistant and the Nextcloud APP Phonetrack . Note: Returns the highest http response code thrown by either service, this can result in the GPS logger submitting multiple times if there is any issues with either Nextcloud or HomeAssistant Extra Nodes used node-red-contrib-httpauth Node which implements HTTP Basic/Digest Authorization.....
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I threw together a quick way to bridge GPS data from the android app GPS Logger between HomeAssistant and the Nextcloud APP Phonetrack . Note: Returns the highest http response code thrown by either service, this can result in the GPS logger submitting multiple times if there is any issues with either Nextcloud or HomeAssistant Extra Nodes used node-red-contrib-httpauth Node which implements HTTP Basic/Digest Authorization.....
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I threw together a quick way to bridge GPS data from the android app GPS Logger between HomeAssistant and the Nextcloud APP Phonetrack . Note: Returns the highest http response code thrown by either service, this can result in the GPS logger submitting multiple times if there is any issues with either Nextcloud or HomeAssistant Extra Nodes used node-red-contrib-httpauth Node which implements HTTP Basic/Digest Authorization.....
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I threw together a quick way to bridge GPS data from the android app GPS Logger between HomeAssistant and the Nextcloud APP Phonetrack . Note: Returns the highest http response code thrown by either service, this can result in the GPS logger submitting multiple times if there is any issues with either Nextcloud or HomeAssistant Extra Nodes used node-red-contrib-httpauth Node which implements HTTP Basic/Digest Authorization.....
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I threw together a quick way to bridge GPS data from the android app GPS Logger between HomeAssistant and the Nextcloud APP Phonetrack . Note: Returns the highest http response code thrown by either service, this can result in the GPS logger submitting multiple times if there is any issues with either Nextcloud or HomeAssistant Extra Nodes used node-red-contrib-httpauth Node which implements HTTP Basic/Digest Authorization.....
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I have wanted to add this to First Crack for a while now, and this month, I finally did it: First Crack now supports post categories. Permalink.
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Digital banking is now for everyone, how will you choose to compete?
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www.thoughtworks.com
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6 years ago
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eng
I was born in 1981 in the UK, which makes me a ‘Xennial’; the cohort who bridge the analogue and digital era we now increasingly inhabit. But the recent COVID-19 crisis seems to have extended that digital bridge backwards to my Gen X sister, Baby Boomer parents and even further to Silent Generation relatives. The constraints of isolation, combined with the convenience of digital services have overcome ingrained human behaviours, and there’s..
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