Reposted by Andres Correa Casablanca
Ok, I wrote a short article exploring this issue a little bit more in depth, as this past message left some interesting stuff out.
Reposted by Andres Correa Casablanca
Ok, I wrote a short article exploring this issue a little bit more in depth, as this past message left some interesting stuff out.
Reposted by Andres Correa Casablanca
I feel a bit dumb for having discovered that so late, but #VSCode / #VSCodium do not use the .gitignore file to decide what inodes to watch for changes…
Working on a big #Rustlang project can be a nightmare (burning CPU, eating up all the RAM…), given that the target/ directory can end up using more than 100gb of disk space.
Remember to set your “files.watcherExclude” setting to avoid that problem:
{
"search.useIgnoreFiles": true,
"search.useGlobalIgnoreFiles": true,
"files.watcherExclude": {
"target/**": true,
"**/target/**": true
}
}
This afternoon a couple of my CI/CD pipelines broke because a user deleted all their their public repositories from Github.
I haven often asked my self if there was some sort of failsafe at GitHub where one can reactivate a delete repo by paying money.
I suppose they would have to change their terms and conditions, as the creator/owner of the IP has the moral & legal rights to stop distributing their own creation…
I’m not sure people would be happy about this kind of change if it were to happen, I’m imagining there would be a PR scandal (pun intended).
This afternoon a couple of my CI/CD pipelines broke because a user deleted all their their public repositories from Github.
I suppose many people are starting to be fed up with all what’s going on with big companies stealing our code to train their LLMs, or maybe it’s something else… who knows. It’s not like we have a single reason to be discontent with Github / Microsoft.
Anyway… I started reviewing all my projects to ensure that I mirror all my critical dependencies so I don’t suffer the same problem again.
The single-key shortcuts pause while you type, and are off on phones and tablets.