Ross A. Baker
Ross A. Baker
I'm less worried about being able to do it and more worried about defaults churn now that this has been rolled out to more than a couple obscure repositories.
Yeah, that's a fair point. I was focued on the repos that have no headers. There should be a high bar to changing defaults, and this appears to be one...
This is when http4s migrated from SPDX to the default: https://github.com/Banno/mobile-data-services/pull/8954. I wish I remembered whether that regeneration commit just worked or if I did black sed magic to strip...
Note that some scalafix are "polish" (e.g., organize imports), and some require intervention (e.g., no `fs2.Compiler[Sync]`). And some of those that are "polish" are semantic rules, and therefore relatively slower.
Java 8 Active Support ended on March 31, which is historically the event where I become less of an curmudgeon about maintaining old things.
CVE releases are done manually so a binary is available in Maven Central before the vulnerability is publicly disclosed. They are a bit dangerous because it's easy to forget a...
CI doesn't run on the private fork.
One of our teams at work does something like this and seems to like it. It makes me sad how many defaults we all override, but projects have their reasons....
With Jekyll fading into history, many projects would be just as well served by a one-line .envrc file and not necessarily need a flake (or its lock). This would be...
Are you imagining that modifying the ci.yml, and not generating the flake? Generating YAML to keep the flake.lock current would be attractive, too.