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// Naive way to create a rounded square shape within a background-image.
// This creates 4 corner circles (radial-gradient) and two overlapping
// rectangles (linear-gradient) to form the shape. The code below only supports
// solid colors, but with some math applied to the gradient and gradient stops,
// you may be able to have a seamless gradient.

$rounded-square-bg: blue;
$rounded-square-radius: 15px;

.rounded-square-within-background-image {

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// These are the steps I took to get <box-icon> web component to work with Angular 12,
// otherwise we'd fail compiling with the error '"box-icon" is not a known element'.

// Why does this happen?
// Angular prevents custom elements and attributes by default. Sadly, they don't provide an easy way
// of whitelisting more. It's an all or nothing affair with their options dealing with this,
// just like Angular's approach to sanitization. Angular's list of accepted elements and attributes:
// https://github.com/angular/angular/blob/master/packages/compiler/src/schema/dom_element_schema_registry.ts#L79

// A popular solution to this problem is to enable "CUSTOM_ELEMENTS_SCHEMA" on the module you are importing boxicon

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Migrating from BitBucket Pipelines to Github Actions as of Sept. 25, 2022

My notes to wrap my head around the similarities and disimilarities between GitHub's and BitBucket's CI system as I migrate over.

Basics:

• BitBucket Pipelines has a single YAML file <project_root>/bitbucket-pipelines.yml
• GitHub Actions breaks that apart into multiple YAML files <project_root>/.github/workflows/<whatever>.yml which they call workflows
• BitBucket Pipelines and GitHub Actions both have a platform where you can easily install and use scripts in your container made by others (or yourself) in a way that abstracts and simplifies your code.
  • BitBucket Pipelines calls these "pipes" (as pipe property) while GitHub Actions calls these "actions" (as uses property).

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<?php

// GitHub App requires JWT.  This PHP script below generates that for us.

function base64url_encode($input) {
    return rtrim(strtr(base64_encode($input), '+/', '-_'), '=');
}

$header = [
    'typ' => 'JWT',