Overview I have been working with more customers who are migrating GitHub instances and want to be able to migrate GitHub Packages. There is not an easy lift-and-shift approach to migrate GitHub P...
Overview I have been working with more customers who are migrating GitHub instances and want to be able to migrate GitHub Packages. There is not an easy lift-and-shift approach to migrate GitHub P...
Overview Git LFS can be very helpful to store large files along with your code in Git repositories. Git LFS artifacts are treated like any other file in Git, but the contents of the file are store...
Overview Git LFS can be very helpful to store large files along with your code in Git repositories. Git LFS artifacts are treated like any other file in Git, but the contents of the file are store...
Overview Git Large File Storage (LFS) replaces large files such as audio samples, videos, datasets, and graphics with text pointers inside Git, while storing the file contents on a remote server l...
Overview I’ve been thinking about the “build once, deploy many” concept lately, and how to accomplish this in GitHub Actions. We definitely don’t want to be creating a “dev” build, testing it, the...
Overview In Azure DevOps, if you wanted to store a certificate, you would use a “Secure Files” feature. GitHub doesn’t have the same native functionality, but you can still store the value of a ce...
Overview This post will cover how to sign commits locally so that they show up as verified in GitHub. This can be important because in GitHub (as well as other Git platforms), it uses the email in...
Overview If you’ve ever had to create several teams in GitHub, you know how painful it can be clicking around manually in the GitHub interface, especially if you have to create child teams. These ...
Overview We already can use Dependabot Version Updates for keeping marketplace actions (in addition to custom internal/private actions) up to date (see my post) for more details). However, as of M...