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05.12.2025 05:32
hadsn (@hadsn@mstdn.nere9.help)

#Git for #Windows #でSSHで繋げられるGitサーバになれるんだ

WindowsにGitサーバを構築してSSHでアクセスする | MISO tdi.co.jp/miso/windows-server-?




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05.12.2025 03:54
mobileatom (@mobileatom@flipboard.com)

Merging Unrelated Projects using Git. #git #symfony

wouterj.nl/2025/12/merging-unr

Posted into SYMFONY FOR THE DEVIL @symfony-for-the-devil-mobileatom




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04.12.2025 20:53
negativeearth (@negativeearth@mastodon.social)

“I really hope this repo is private”





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04.12.2025 20:45
leanpub (@leanpub@mastodon.social)

Modern Banking Microservices with Clean Architecture, DDD, TDD, .NET 9, and Angular (Monorepo): A Complete Engineering Guide to Building Production-Grade Banking Systems Using Microservices, Docker, CI/CD, Testing, and Angular Nx Monorepos leanpub.com/fullstack-banking- by Gustavo Felix is the featured book on the Leanpub homepage! leanpub.com

Find it on Leanpub!





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04.12.2025 20:12
MickaelCanouil (@MickaelCanouil@fosstodon.org)

Gitlink 1.1.0 is out! 🎉

Automatically convert Git references into clickable links in your Quarto docs.
New: URL shortening and custom platform support for any Git hosting service.
Natively works with GitHub, GitLab, Codeberg, Gitea, and Bitbucket.

github.com/mcanouil/quarto-git
#Quarto #Git




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04.12.2025 19:42
jabref (@jabref@foojay.social)

We have an early present for you!
Leveraging JabRef's brand new Git integration, it's now possible to directly sync your bibliography with Overleaf by using GitHub as an intermediate.

We have written a short description in our blog post on how to get started.
Currently, only one-way sync is possible!
blog.jabref.org/2025/12/04/ove

#JabRef #bibtex #overleaf #texlaTeX #bibliography #academia #git #gitHub
#javafx





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04.12.2025 19:07
remixtures (@remixtures@tldr.nettime.org)

"At my current job, I've built a CLI tool that has over 20 different commands that help my team with doc ops and content quality. We frequently add, remove, and refine commands as our approach to documentation matures and our tooling changes. Our CLI was built to work with our docs repo, and has tools that let us do things like:

- Validate all our arbitrary frontmatter
- Generate card components for individual pages from frontmatter
- Regenerate our custom Vale Views
- Run a bunch of git commands for reporting purposes
- Build a changelog for our Fern Definition
- Summarize changes on a branch compared to main (to help draft release notes)
- Extract and format a list of all our public endpoints from our Fern Definition
- Generate a list of slugs and their associated filenames
- Regenerate all D2 diagrams
- Preflight checks that run all of our doc quality checks
- So much more

Some of our commands are just thin wrappers for commands for other tools we use (like Fern, Vale, git, and Linkinator). Some of our commands are just wrappers for bundles of our homegrown scripts. There aren't any hard rules for building your own internal CLI tooling. I just happened to bundle it all up into a CLI tool because that's what made sense for my team. Do what makes sense for your team."

docsgoblin.com/blog/25-12-03-b

#TechnicalWriting #DocsAsCode #Automation #SoftwareDocumentation #CLI #DocOps #Git #Vale




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04.12.2025 18:36
acodeguy (@acodeguy@mastodon.social)

Ummm, why does Fork want access to my Music? Seems like quite an overreach for a client, no?

DENIED.





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04.12.2025 18:24
wouterj (@wouterj@phpc.social)

Wrote a little post about a cool, but very niche, Git feature I recently had to use:

Merging unrelated Git repositories
wouterj.nl/2025/12/merging-unr

#git #symfonycon




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04.12.2025 16:52
habr (@habr@zhub.link)

Использование SSH для подписи коммитов в git

Привет, Хабр! Я Алексей Шаманов, старший системный архитектор в ГК "Цифра", занимаюсь ХХХ. Сегодня предлагаю поговорить об использовании SSH для подписи коммитов в git.

habr.com/ru/companies/zyfra/ar

#ssh #git




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04.12.2025 14:28
djotaku (@djotaku@mastodon.social)

@changelog most recent episode mentions ziglang.org/news/migrating-fro - I've often thought about hosting my own outside repo for my code, but network effects made me go with GitHub. It will be interesting to see if moving off leads to other high profile exits. One potential issue, I know when I've wanted to submit a bug report or PR to a project using gitlab I have hesitated over having to create yet another account.




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04.12.2025 14:03
baillehache_pascal (@baillehache_pascal@hachyderm.io)

"Zig - Migrating from GitHub to Codeberg"

ziglang.org/news/migrating-fro

#zig #codeberg #github #microsoft #git #programming




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