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Another issue I'm noticing now is that many services tie in with GitHub and GitLab, usually Bitbucket or Azure, but not with Codeberg, Gitea, or other Forgejo instances.
I cleaned up several of my unused GitLab repositories in preparation for a partial move to Codeberg.
I am still unsure about some of the older, archived projects. Should I move them to another Git service? Or download and stick it on an external hard drive?
(FYI, this is me questioning myself; no advice is needed.)
Old post by @adamchainz on Git’s built-in autocorrect, a neat feature worth activating. https://adamj.eu/tech/2022/10/26/git-how-to-enable-autocorrect/ #git #tips
@thomas Nutze gerade mal die Wartezeit beim Frittenfön und zu faul auf englisch zu schreiben.
Mein Blog ist mit #hugo gemacht, was ja auch #markdown habe möchte.
Ich nutze da seit längerem schon Visual Studio Code #vscode. Das hat einen Preview und kann gleich noch #git. Ob es für z. B. Mairmaid-Markdown nativ unterstützt oder ich nen Plugin installiert habe, weiß ich gerade nicht auswendig. Für toml kann ich ein Plugin empfehlen. (1/3)
also i taught myself basic #git stuff so now i don’t ever again have to deal with
RESUME_2025.docx
RESUME_2025-02.docx
RESUME_THEATRE_2024.docx
How should #git pull requests work in a post #GitHub world?
It is kind of ironic that git enhanced the centralization of FOSS and it is nice to see a push away from GitHub. But how will pull requests work?
Will I have to maintain forks at 17 different Gitea/GitLab/Forgejo instances? I don't want to do that.
I found the AGit workflow inspired by Gerrit: https://forgejo.org/docs/latest/user/agit-support/
That sounds nice. No more forks, just a clone. No more API or website on top of git, just a push to a special ref.
c't-Workshop: GitLab CI/CD
Der Workshop vermittelt Entwicklern den Umgang mit GitLabs CI-Funktionen: Sie lernen, Softwareprojekte effizient zu bauen, zu testen und zu veröffentlichen.
This talk about #git was very interesting to me.
I’m waiting for the slides to be available so that I can test some things.
Thank you for sharing it @alvinashcraft.
https://hachyderm.io/@alvinashcraft/114262593558654419
#Git aliases can save you time in the terminal. Do you use them? Which are your favourites? Are they on my list? #SoftwareDevelopment #Productivity
i somehow know how to do this manually (editing files), but what is canonical way of re-applying a commit, that was reverted?
So:
* commit A
* revert A
... other development ...
* do commit A in the same way as above
DO NOT TEACH 'git add .' to new #programmers start working with #Git. This is so bad! Adding Subdirectories (including .) should not be accepted by the 'git add' command. I have seen so much shit over the years commited by junior devs not reviewing what they doing. It's not the fault of junior #developers but Gits and everyone who's teaching 'git add .' #programming
Managed to get unit tests working in a pre-commit hook today - no more commits unless they pass the tests! Although every developer has to setup the hook manually because you can't easily put hooks into Git itself (there are hacky ways around this, e.g. by using post-install-cmd in Composer).
Nearly everything I work on is bespoke and legacy, so getting tests setup is a lot harder than with a new or modern project based on a framework.
#peertube #archive #lispyGopherClimate https://communitymedia.video/w/bHafNcgW9jDXM1kdmdsyRo
#unix #emacs #theUnixPhilosophy #lisp #interview
https://codeberg.org/ramin_hal9001/lisp-gopher-climate_chat-about-emacs show #git #notes
@sacha I guess the RSS is https://communitymedia.video/feeds/videos.xml?accountId=216498&token=8cb5dc2f-82e7-4d3f-ad2c-95457f46b631 and I am going to put all the years there including your interviews... eventually. Might need to add subtitled/post-ex-facto video content.
alguien quiere ser mi colega de #git ? #python
estoy trabajando en una solucion para importar contenido de #youtube a #peertube
No es nada revolucionario... estoy aprendiendo :]
pero trato de hacerlo de la forma mas "profesional" posible.
tengo changelog:
https://codeberg.org/audricd/yt_2_pt/wiki/Changelog
requisitos:
https://codeberg.org/audricd/yt_2_pt/wiki/Requirements
kanban, con desarrollo / bugs:
https://codeberg.org/audricd/yt_2_pt/projects/14445
o sea que es bastante facil de incorporarse. aparte que el responsable (yo) es super majo, pese la apariencias
@kyva_dev @dotoscat @trankten @sam
se agradece #boost
@stib Sounds like you need a keychain which stores your private key for the session.
This is one solution
If I have a #codeberg account set up, with a verified #ssh key on my account and the corresponding public and private keys in `~/.ssh/`, is there a way that I can make it so that it doesn't ask me for my keyphrase every time I push? I'm sure VSCode could do this, but since I've switched to #Helix, which doesn't have git built-in I've been manually doing the git stuff.
My knowledge of #cryptography and #git are well and truly at the 'barely enough to get myself into trouble' level.
#AskFedi