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How to /sign your commits by an existing SSH key

👋 Intro

Signing commits is useful for verifying that the commit is actually made by the source it says. Anyone can commit and give it any name and email address. Verification is a way to tell the difference between commits made by someone pretending to be us and commits we’ve actually made.

1. Set public key as an allowed signer

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Micronaut

application.conf-file

micronaut {
...
  server {
...
    netty {

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#!/bin/bash
# In the future, when Azure fixes its `swa deploy build` command, we have to rely on this style (unfortunately)
# Whilst we're waiting for this to be fixed, lets rely on this script instead
apiTokenFile=.api-token
you=$(git config --get user.name)
theGitBranch=$(git branch --show-current)
theGitCommit=$(git rev-parse --short HEAD)
applicationName=$(pwd | awk -F/ '{print $NF}')
if [ ! "$(command -v swa)" ]; then
  echo "💩⛔️ Oh no! No swa <command> found! Install this tool first using e.g npm i -g @azure/static-web-apps-cli"

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Cypress

This is just my ramblings regarding Cypress and ideas/tips/tricks that I've encountered during my days with this amazing tool 😁.

Parallelity?

Want parallel execution of your Cypress installation without using the default --parallel option? See below!

1. Add dependency for cypress-parallel

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Retrofitting Vite in an React (CRA) application

👋 hewwoww

This is just a quick introduction to migrating an existing web-app from a CRA => Vite. It doesn't solve all the problems you may have, but it gives a breif introduction to how to migrate. Also added a few points on stuff that went sideways for us whilst performing an migration 🤪.

🧾 Assumptions

This assumes the following:

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# What is this? 
# Well..
# Sometimes you want to reset an val from a test where lazy props are being used. 
# This helps you do just that. 
# Amazing 🤩

# define the resetter 👇

import java.util.concurrent.atomic.AtomicReference
import kotlin.reflect.KProperty

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Problem 💥

I can't get Prettier, husky, git commit hooks working for my project, as I have my package.json in a separate folder!!!111!! WHAT TO DO?!?!!!

Example set-up:

• package.json in a separate folder (say .frontend/package.json)
• prettier installed
• husky installed
• pretty-quick installed

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Maven 3.8.1 blocked mirrors "fix"

This is not a fix, but a workaround for repositories not on HTTPS yet. Use with caution.

Error

[ERROR] (...) Could not transfer artifact no.whatever:whatever-client:pom:3.1 from/to maven-default-http-blocker (http://0.0.0.0/): Blocked mirror for repositories: [releases (http://unportected.com/nexus/content/repositories/releases, defaul)] -> [Help 1]

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Gradle Cheat Sheet

Include details on which test that failed?

By default, gradle doesn't provide much information on which test that failed. This is something you can easily configure. Add the following configuration:

  test {
 useJUnitPlatform()

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Cheat Sheet

Testing

Svelte-navigator

# Mock it away!
jest.mock('svelte-navigator', () => ({useResolve: () => (jest.fn()), link: jest.fn()}));