I am a trained musician.
Somehow I'm teaching computer science students at a local high school how to use git.
Yes, I am a trained musician.
#git #computerscience #musician
This undoubtedly qualifies for Most Useless Commit Message Of The Year contest. 🙄
Since clean installing my Mac, I haven't use git-worktree anymore and my #Bazel build runs a bit faster than using it.
Seems like #Bazel and #git worktree isn't suitable.
Reading through the #highlights of the latest #GIT release https://github.blog/2024-04-29-highlights-from-git-2-45/. As I am a mere mortal I do not understand this whole #reftable stuff. Never needed to use more than the basic GIT commands. Seeing the list of things GIT can do scares me. It feels like cooking, I know I can cook quite nicely but I will never become a chef.
#Git v2.45.0 is out.
GitHub blog post with some highlights: https://github.blog/2024-04-29-highlights-from-git-2-45/
Announcement: https://lore.kernel.org/lkml/xmqq8r0ww0sj.fsf@gitster.g/
From the former:
'"[…] introduces preliminary support for a new reference storage backend called “reftable,” promising faster lookups, reads, and writes for repositories with any number of references. […]
Preliminary support for SHA-1 and SHA-256 interoperability
[…] git config learned a new option to help document your .gitconfig file […]"'
Git 2.45.0 is out: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/git/git/master/Documentation/RelNotes/2.45.0.txt
A few highlights:
- `git init --ref-format=reftable` allows you to initialize (or reinitialize) a Git repository with faster read/writes via the new reftable format.
- Support for SHA-256 is getting closer to becoming a reality. 🚀
- You can configure `diff.srcPrefix` and `diff.dstPrefix` to better label before and after diffs. ❇️
- Comments (i.e. `#`) are allowed in your configuration files and can be added via the `--comment` option.
You know that you have spent too much time using #git when you fill up the cutlery tray of your dishwasher by bisecting the available space. 🤷‍♂️
Getting Your Yubikey Working With WSL 2 The Easy Way: Yubikeys are handy little things… Not only can you use them for security key based authentication on many popular websites, but they’re great for storing your 6-digit time-based OTP security codes used to secure your logins plus your GPG keys and personal certificates. I own a couple of them, and they get used on a daily basis, since my inbox is encrypted by default and I sign Git commits with them. Setting things up to work with them can be a bit complicated, but at least when it comes to Windows Subsystem for Linux on Windows 10 and 11, it doesn’t have to be. This tutorial does its best to walk you through how to set up WSL on your computer to use your Yubikeys without having to pull out your hair in the process. https://tnbd.xyz/2024/04/29/getting-your-yubikey-working-with-wsl-2-the-easy-way/ #Yubikey #WSL2 #GPG #Git #Tutorial #GregsPlace
The problem with #git partial clones is that you decide to run `git bisect` and six hours later it's still running and you've consumed another 70GB of disk space...
📜 Oyez, oyez, la vidéo récapitulative des contributions 2023 est sortie (en vitesse x1,5 c'est mieux) : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cHQzkNkLeW8
🙏 Merci à @arnaud_vandecasteele @aurelienchaumet @benoitblanc @cquest @Data_Wax @dmontagne @florent001 @GabPoujol @geojulien @pjeremie @jeremy @tetranos @oguyot_c2c
LoĂŻc Bartoletti
Maël Reboux
Mathilde Ferrey
Jérémie Hanke
Nicolas David
Pierre-François Blin
Quy Thy Truong
Yann Chambon
#Gource #Git #collaboratif #merci #Geotribu