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How to change git commit author

How to change git commit author

Changing git author There are 3 ways to change the committer data in Git. All of these methods only affect future commits, not past ones. Change author data globally You can run the git config command with the --global flag. This will make sure all of your future commits use

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Configuration tricks and snippets for CircleCI

I spent a lot of time writing CircleCI configuration files for various projects. Here's a compilation of tricks/snippets that someone else might find useful. What is CircleCI? If you found yourself on this post and have no idea what CircleCI is - don't worry! Here&

Passing environmental variables through SSH

Passing environmental variables through SSH

Problem When working with CI systems, sometimes you want to connect to a server through SSH and execute some commands. Often, you do it like this ssh user@host <<'EOL' # your commands here EOL which will send the commands until the EOL is reached. Those commands

Writing short utility scripts in JavaScript or TypeScript is actually ok

Writing short utility scripts in JavaScript or TypeScript is actually ok

Sometimes, you want to make some part of the workflow automated, so you don't need to repeat the same manual tasks again and again. When it's a bunch of commands that you need to execute sequentially, most people go for bash scripts (UNIX people, Windows users

Hiding secrets from console.log - TypeScript

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Hiding secrets from console.log - TypeScript

How many times have you found sensitive information in the logs (like console.log call or actual log files from winston or pino)? Have you ever come across sensitive information such as a user's plain-text password or a database connection string in the logs? It's very

Exhaustive Switch Statements in TypeScript

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Exhaustive Switch Statements in TypeScript

When working with enums in Rust, I realized that switch statements in TypeScript are not exhaustive. This means that the compiler doesn't warn you if you forget to handle a case in a switch statement. This is a problem because it can lead to bugs that are difficult