He, #Github's "pull requests" are actually useful even to yourself (as the repo owner).
I started work on a settings dialog for #Xmoji. Needs a lot of preparation work (new widgets like a "table" layout, drop-down selects, spin boxes, ...). After already publishing releases, it feels wrong to commit "partial" stuff directly to the master branch, so creating a feature branch comes natural.
Also creating a draft "pull request" for that branch easily enables running my #CI build (using Github's "actions") on it 🙂. All it does is a build with all warnings and -Werror enabled, but in my experience, that's already a great "smoke test" for accidental nonsense in your code. 👍
ReCI has been rewritten in Lua and is more polished than it was previously. So far Lua has been the best language for ReCI. This demo gives a bit of a peek at how it works now.
The demo first shows a test of ReCI running a build test for the J3ML library in a Fedora Docker container. Then the demo shows the different loggers, creating tags, and using macros.
https://gyptazy.ch/blog/proxlb-rebalance-vm-workloads-across-nodes-in-proxmox-clusters/
#opensource #vm #virtualmachine #automation #ci #cicd #esx #esxi #drs #kvm #qemu #management
"Easy way to backup up git a repository in a pipeline"
I'm paranoid to have a copy of my and customers' data in an open format, to avoid any potential vendor lock-in. This post suggests how to automatically backup GitLab/GitHub/... repository during a CI/CD pipeline.
https://www.tara.sh/posts/2024/2024-06-17-git_backup/
And yes. As you might have noticed, a new home (instance), but the same clumsy Tara. I finally made the jump @stefano