Posts Tagged ‘CI’
TL;DR OSSF Scorecards provide a visible badge that lets people see that an open source repo is adhering to a set of practices that minimise risks, measured by a set of automated checks. Getting this right for a single repo can be an involved process, but with that experience in hand applying the learning to […]
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Tags: Allstar, CI, github, OSSF, scorecard, security
August 2020
29Aug20
ICYMI It’s been something of a busy month for blogging, with posts on Cloud Migration, Java, the UK exam fiasco, Hugo. and RIP Dougal. BBQ The new Kamado Joe that I mentioned last month got its first run, which looked good, but ended up being a little dry: Hawksmore @ Home The Hawksmore at Home […]
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Tags: Actions, BBQ, Beat Saber, CD, CI, cloud native, constraints, DIY, github, Modern Apps, Oculus, Quest, vr, VSCode, WSL2
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