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Enabling GitHub Actions on Enterprise Server: Common gotcha’s

Xebia

When customers start using GitHub Enterprise with Actions and private runners, there are some common gotcha’s you can run into. Even Dependabot comes along, since that runs on Actions as well for GitHub Enterprise Server. In this post I’m sharing the ones I have encountered so far. For the second one, here is an example.

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Boolean Search Strings: 5 Essential Tips For Recruiters

Hacker Earth Developers Blog

Blindly sinking resources into hiring drives with recruiters scouring the Internet for hours looking for suitable job profiles will not cut it anymore. Includes results containing the exact phrase specified. Most of us barely scratch the surface when it comes to the Google search engine. Enter a keyword or a key phrase and hit search.

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Ask Miss O11y: Is the OpenTelemetry Collector useful?

Honeycomb

As an OpenTelemetry community, we’ve not done a superb job at explaining when, where, and why it adds value to your deployment infrastructure. The great news is, we’re working on better docs, better configuration, and better information on best practices. What the hell am I missing? What is the OpenTelemetry Collector?

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Publish Azure DevOps Extensions using Azure Workload Identity

Xebia

A workload identity uses a service principal and OIDC to create a temporary token for your Azure Pipelines job to authenticate and every service in Azure DevOps that accepts a PAT will also accept a token acquired this way. But the docs don’t specifically spell out this exact scenario and I ran into several issues along the way.

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Introducing dynamic config via setup workflows

CircleCI

With the new release of dynamic config via setup workflows, CircleCI customers can now use jobs and workflows, not only to execute work but to determine the work they want to run. However, this determinism results in less flexibility for users to run what they want, when they want. What’s next.

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Using Scala 3 with Spark

Xebia

In the remainder of this post, I’d like to demonstrate how to build a Scala 3 application that runs on a Spark 3.2.0 version of this library Finally, we add a one-line incantation to tell sbt to add all “provided” dependencies to the classpath when we execute the run task. Scala 2.13 compatible Spark release (Spark 3.2.0) and Scala 3.

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CodeSOD: Type of Expression

The Daily WTF

It was an hash map that could contain values, arrays, or more hashes. Three months was also long enough for predecessor to take a new job elsewhere, which left Rebecca as the sole support when it broke. Several months ago, Rebecca 's predecessor wrote some Perl code to traverse a JSON-esque data-structure. So how does this work?