If you're running a self-hosted Git server (OneDev, in my case) alongside GitHub as the real source of truth — for CI you can't run on GitHub Actions, for example — its copy of a repo is not a live mirror by default. You have to build that

SonarQube's free Community Build cannot decorate pull requests — no inline comments, no Quality Gate summary on the PR. That's officially gated to Developer Edition and above (paid). There's an unofficial, community-maintained plugin that unlocks it anyway: mc1arke/sonarqube-community-branch-plugin. Not supported by SonarSource, no upgrade

This is specifically a Windows story. Wanted to try OneDev — a self-hosted Git server with built-in CI/CD and Kanban boards, lighter than GitLab, more all-in-one than Gitea — on a Windows box. The official install path is docker run ..., which assumes Docker just works. Mine didn't: Docker Desktop

Spent a chunk of a day chasing a staging bug that turned out to be me trusting old journal notes instead of the actual docs. Writing this down so I don't repeat it. (Not to be confused with WhatsApp's simple click-to-chat links — I wrote about those

I got tired of re-explaining my project to Claude every new chat. Same context, same background, every single time. Basic Memory fixes that. It's an MCP server. Instead of keeping memory locked inside one chat session, it writes everything to plain markdown files on your own disk. Next

SSH ssh [email protected] -i C:\Users\Madindo\.ssh\my_vps_root <aside> 💡 i can make config file like in linux for the config ssh in windows </aside> User adduser madindo deluser madindo {--remove-home} {--backup} ssh madindo@ip -i C:\Users\madin\.ssh\