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Gitlab CI key pairs
When setting up Gitlab CI pipelines, the private key should be in a file and not a variable.Here is the link to the documentation: https://docs.gitlab.com/ci/jobs/ssh_keys/ if getting any errors, here is the link to the documentation if getting libcrypto error: https://docs.gitlab.com/ci/jobs/ssh_keys/#error-loading-key-buildspathssh_private_key-error-in-libcrypto-message
F-Droid at IPFS Camp 2024
Open Source + Web3 = Magic IPFS Camp 2024 took place on July 11-13 in Brussels, Belgium. I got the opportunity to represent F-Droid at the event. As compared to the previous IPFS Camp – IPFS Camp 2022 – this was smaller, more intimate, had a lot more beer, good chocolate and numerous peeing statues.…
TIL: All about git -C
All about git from where you are Say you just cloned a git repo and you want to make to make a branch. Normally, you’d have to clone the repo, move into the branch then make the branch. The above workflow would be as follows . All the above is cool and very explicit. However,…
ls *.txt | wc -l
Say we are on a folder with 10 txt files on the terminal. If we need to see how many txt files exist on the path from the terminal, we’ll type in ls *.txt | wc -l this command will output 10 as the result
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