…Allows policies to be created that prevent insecure code from being merged into production branches without approval, and run security scanners regardless of your pipeline definition. Branch protections and Code Owners : Imposes…
…Beyond that, a dotfile is a way for software developers to be more productive. Dotfiles are configuration files that help a variety of programs manage their functionality. Dotfiles are hidden by default…
…Ingrid was the infrastructure engineer for developer productivity who was tasked with building out the shared GitLab Runner fleet to meet the needs of the development teams. At the beginning of the…
…Many of its features were years ahead of its time and there was a lot of humor in the product. As a tribute to it shall we add Clowcoptarize as a way…
…Why a new command instead of updating git-rebase ? The problem here was that git-rebase is essentially a user-focused command (also called a "porcelain" command in Git). Thus it performs…
…follow, for example the version history for product features in the GitLab documentation. There should be specific rules about how to change, expand and update documentation. Create documentation style guides , including requirements…
…echo "ipv6" >> /etc/modules # enable networking apk update # update packages list apk add xorriso # install package For CI, these are just like any other commands. The full list of commands we need…
…space_requirements! - Verifies that enough free space is available in the cluster when the migration is running. This setting will halt the migration if the storage required is not available. This option…
…This helps new team members with onboarding, site reliability engineers with debugging production incidents, and open source contributors with merging their first MRs. Source code can be organized in multiple files. Whether…
…The goal of the project was to create a benchmarking framework, which would assess the impact and quality of a security analyzer or configuration change before it reaches the production environment. Preliminaries…