Tag: git

Automatically signed GitHub commits are puzzling

I wanted to finally start getting into signing my commits, mainly because among any other reasons, it increases the overall confidence in my work. With the GitHub's decision to display a yellow warning stating Unverified near the commit list, the trend towards signing will almost…

Following file renames in gitlog

After my previous attempt to get published date and the edited date of the post that lives entirely in the git somehow reached the dead end because I could not reliably find out how to handle renames, I have finally found a working way. Start by preparing a file with a git histo…

How to update Google Calendar with pre-push git hook

With my online course building journey, I had to keep track of the slides it has. My coach has set me goal and it looked like a really hard one to reach, but it seemed doable. I wanted it to be a challenge. By some numbers I got from the previous month, I came up to the conclusio…

How your commit history tells you when your post was published

Have you ever wondered about the sheer amount of problems you encounter daily? Some of them disappear over time. Some of them may be ignored. Some of them might be delegated to someone else, if you can afford it. If none of these options are available, your time and your attentio…

How to migrate BitBucket repositories to Gitea

Have you ever wondered what is the reason people run self-hosted solutions, even though they copy or imitate services or tools thay are battle hardened, proven to work well and mostly free? There is something really powerful behind such endeavour. It always takes some time to set…