Things I Learned While Replacing a GitHub App with GitHub Actions Workflows
Say goodbye to tedious, time-consuming processes by using GitHub Actions! In this post, you’ll discover the valuable lessons learned while replacing a GitHub app with workflows. You will find the transition process explained in detail with tips and tricks to improve efficiency and streamline your workflow. Learn from the real-world experience shared in this post, and take advantage of the power of GitHub Actions to simplify your development process and save valuable time.
On Tags, Versions, Changelogs, Releases and Deployments
Do you know the differences between tags, versions, changelogs, releases, and deployments? In this post, I explain each term and how they relate to each other, providing valuable insights that will help you streamline your workflow. From knowing the difference between a version and a release to understanding how deployments (may) work, this is a must-read for anyone looking to improve their development process.
GitHub: Share Canonical URLs
When including a reference to some line(s) of code in a GitHub repository, please do this by using the canonical form of the URL. You can do this by pressing y when browsing a single file on GitHub. This will replace the “pretty” URL with a version that includes the exact commit of the file […]
Quickly Display All Diffs in a GitHub PR
So, you have to review a pull request with quite a few files? And several of them are quite large? Or there are several deleted files that you want to review? There are reasons why GitHub does not load a diff, for example, because it’s too large, or because it’s for a file that has […]