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The original file was like this: ```yaml default: cache: key: $CI_COMMIT_REF_SLUG paths: - $DENO_DIR/ image: docker.io/hayd/alpine-deno:1.7.2 # https://hub.docker.com/r/hayd/alpine-deno/ stages: - verify format: stage: verify rules: - if: $CI_COMMIT_BRANCH == "master"...

Hello folks...any progress on this one?

OK...that would be great then! 🥂

I think the defaults are perfect for a project that only (or mainly) generate these and then a JAR file that exports the Java types to be used later on...

This is quite unfortunate. I've seen that not many (or any) of these template engines work in `Vite` without the (main) entry-point(s) as `*.html`. I've tried with Rollup options (`rollupOptions`),...

...so what's the status for this ticket? It's been opened for almost a year :wink:

> Spamgourmet should be treated as a disposable email because users are empowered to abuse the "1 user 1 real email" rule. The important factor here is that the email...

One consideration that always comes up is that environment variables will impact all profiles, and while this sort of makes sense, it's sometimes tricky when running tests and things like...

The `co.uzzu.dotenv.gradle` Gradle plugin does that (in that context). If you need to read the environment variable values in the source code, you would need to use a library: `io.github.cdimascio:dotenv-java`....

A `.env` file is usually meant to be used by you only when working in your desktop/laptop. On higher environments you just refer to the environment variables and act accordingly.