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Today I got GitHub's email, 'GitHub Copilot: What's in your free plan 🤖'. Copilot now has a free tier open to everyone, including two large models: OpenAI GPT-4o and Anthropic.
github.renfei.net used to fully proxy GitHub pages to work around slow GitHub access from Mainland China. But the service ran into problems, so it no longer proxies full pages — only specific files.
One thing I have to rant about: I see tons of Merge commits in projects, but that's not how Merge is meant to be used. Most of the time, you should be rebasing.
As you keep using Git, understanding how it actually works makes many problems easier to grasp — rebasing, divergence, and so on. I recommend every Git user understand how Git works. Understand it — no need to master it. So a light read is all you need, and I won't go deep either.
In everyday development, as a tech manager I keep seeing developers who freeze up on conflicts or even lose code, commit histories flooded with Merge commits, careless and chaotic commit messages, and so on. So I want to write this series to help developers use Git quickly and gracefully.
GitHub now scans public and private repositories for WeChat keys and tokens — including those for WeChat Official Accounts, Mini Programs, and WeChat Pay — and forwards them to Tencent. You'll get a key leak notification on Tencent's side.
The entire organization can be commanded up and down through the mysterious API department. It speaks multiple official languages: REST API and GraphQL API. We'll start with REST. Before we begin, we need to apply for a token on JH GitLab — only a valid token lets you issue commands to this mysterious API department.
You're so eager to learn, fine, I'll tell you: our JH GitLab association can audit vulnerabilities for you too. In the Security Hall there are security masters who can scan the manual you wrote, covering Static Application Security Testing (SAST), Infrastructure as Code (IaC) scanning, Dynamic Application Security Testing (DAST), dependency scanning, container scanning, and more.
Xiaobai was strolling around JH GitLab when he ran into the Chief again and hurriedly stopped him: you said you'd teach me Docker cache optimization last time, tell me now. Chief: fine, you're eager to learn. Do you know our JH GitLab association has a Package Warehouse for managing artifacts? Xiaobai: of course, I've just never used it. How does it work?
Xiaobai has been wandering the jianghu for years. He heard that the leader of the Tianxia Hui is unmatched in martial arts, his Three-Part Return-to-Origin Qi (DevOps, DevSecOps, GitOps) invincible under heaven. One day he saw that JH GitLab Tianxia Hui was sending out hero invitations, recruiting Jihu heroes to join the internal testing hall and start training.
