winbuzzer (@winbuzzer@mastodon.social)
https://winbuzzer.com/2026/03/31/claude-code-bug-destroys-uncommitted-work-every-10-minutes-xcxwbn/
Claude Code Bug May Destroy Uncommitted Work Every 10 Minutes
#AI #Anthropic #Claude #ClaudeCode #AIAgents #AICoding #AISecurity #GitHub #DeveloperTools #CodingTools #Git
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thomas (@thomas@metalhead.club)
Automating the generation of my blog's static files has another benefit:
I won't forget to commit and push my changes. Because a commit+push is essential for the build process to start.
In recent years it has happened numerous times: I generate the new blog version, upload it - and forget to git commit. 🤷‍♂️
Won't happen anymore. đź’Ş
#git #blog #automation #pipeline #cicd
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thomas (@thomas@metalhead.club)
Got Woodpecker to build the Docker image that is used in my "build and deploy Hugo blog" pipeline.
Automating things is fun! 🥳
#forgejo #woodpecker #git #cicd
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lwn (@lwn@fedi.lwn.net)
[$] The role of LLMs in patch review
Discussion of a memory-management patch set intended to clean up a helper function for handling huge pages spiraled into something else entirely after it was posted on March 19. M [...]
https://lwn.net/Articles/1064830/ #LWN #Linux #kernel #Git
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ppb1701 (@ppb1701@ppb.social)
Back in Part 11 of the series i wrote
"If GitHub ever 'goes stupid' — account suspension, policy changes, acquisition drama — all my code is sitting on hardware I own, with backups being replicated by Syncthing. GitHub becomes the mirror, not the source of truth."
I recently added Spoiler alert to the post...
https://blog.ppb1701.com/github-pivoted-so-did-i-part-15-of-building-a-resilient-home-server-series
#codeberg #git #gitea #github #homeserver #microsoft #nixos #selfhosting #bigtech #blog
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post (@post@programming.dev)
Let the commits tell the story
https://programming.dev/post/48066082
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smartgit (@smartgit@techhub.social)
What is a commit in Git?
Check out the correct answer and reinforce your Git knowledge with immediate feedback on every quiz question here 👉 https://www.git-skills.dev/quiz/git-basics/
#Git #Coding #Programming #100DaysOfCode #CodeNewbie #SmartGit #SoftwareEngineering #TechQuiz #Developer
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stsquad (@stsquad@mastodon.org.uk)
If people are worried about #emacs #vc-mode executing code when doing #git operations they are going to be shocked about the amount of access your average #elisp #package has to your environment.
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adingbatponder (@adingbatponder@fosstodon.org)
@stadtkind @edwtjo Thanks for the input. FYI this is my playbook for this #git #nixos #flake synch / reconciliation process when two flakes have deviated and you want to make them the same by using a repo, e.g. codeberg , as the single ource of truth. The solution uses the branch main on the main computer which has the main flake that should be up to date always, & a branch on the other machine named after the machine. The other machine will always commit to its branch https://codeberg.org/adingbatponder/reticulum_nixos_flake/src/branch/main/docs/git-flake-reconciliation.md
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kouki21 (@kouki21@unredacted.social)
I don't think GrapheneOS needs social media nor community. The problem is having social media requires them to interact w/ the community. The expectation for that is the interaction should be positive & open for discussion. Thing is it's not happening, so only using email and Git is the best option.
#GrapheneOS #SocialMedia #Community #Git
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futurile (@futurile@mastodon.social)
@abcdw I've been using #jujutsu for the last few weeks. The fact that it's using #git as a backend so other people don't have to convert is great.
The main benefit I see is that it's so easy to rebase and move around in your changes. Still learning though!
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esparta (@esparta@ruby.social)
I'm still configuring my #alpinelinux + #cosmic desktop, and I realize I didn't want to install git in the main user-land on that computer, I'm being extra paranoid - and kind of petty. So I did whatever sane person would do:
- install #podman
- configure podman to be #rootless
- install #crun because rootless is not exactly what I really want
- install #toolbx
- install #git inside that isolated container
- profit
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