Finding Your Broken Glass: A Flaky Test Prompt for GitHub Actions
Your CI history already knows which tests flake. This prompt pulls the evidence, names the tests, and works out what the re-runs cost.
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Your CI history already knows which tests flake. This prompt pulls the evidence, names the tests, and works out what the re-runs cost.
GitHub Copilot commits directly to `main` and ruins my night.
The version of Hugo that Render provides is out of date but you can install a more current version with a custom build script. Here is mine.
I'm going to be doing a talk about GitHub Actions for ElixirClub.
Notes and resources from a vacation project using Terraform on Linode to provision a new webserver for this site.
A Terminal tip: use profiles to open a window that jumps to a project folder, starts a local server, and color codes itself.
This blog has moved to a new Linode server, closing out an old account and $40 a month. Still on WordPress, for now.
Retire the family photo screensaver and put your CI status up on the big screen. The screensaver and setup I use.
A quick tip. Xcode 5 assumes a new Bot runs on your current branch, and you change that from the Bot web interface.
Homebrew's Jenkins install binds to localhost only. How to change httpListenAddress so you can reach the server from another Mac.