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sitr.us
I have a project, git-format-staged, that I build with Nix. It includes NPM dependencies, and it is convenient to have Dependabot keep those up-to-date for me. Dependabot creates pull requests that update package-lock.json when it sees updates with security fixes and such. But my Nix configuration includes a hash of the project NPM dependencies - that hash must be updated when package-lock.json changes. Unfortunately Dependabot does not know how to do that. So I came up with a workflow to help that bot o... |
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nickcharlton.net
Last year, I started to see a few common workflows that would create more work by those unaware or open yourself up to making annoying mistakes if you did, that I thought could be caught with just a little more automation. |
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huey.xyz
Triggering a GitHub action from a git push from another GitHub action. This site is a static site with a deployment pipeline that comprises various daisy-chained GitHub actions. For example, there is a GitHub action that checks my BookWyrm orreadi.com profile periodically, and updates a JSON file in the GitHub repository for this site if there are changes to the books... |
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briankung.dev
I realized that one of my favorite Rust features doesn't have a blog post highlighting it [0], so I thought I'd talk a bit about documentation comments and doc tests in Rust. I'll give you a quick example. Let's say you have some code: There's a cargo command to generate documentation from that code: Which... |
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