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Depends on if/how you're communication and/or working with others... lets say github/devops/whatever is down... but you're still wanting to get work done and co
by tracker1 4mo ago
Depends on if/how you're communication and/or working with others... lets say github/devops/whatever is down... but you're still wanting to get work done and collaborating with other devs.
Being able to target a shared SSH server in your control while the upstream service is down is pretty freeing... and even if you aren't releasing to production/test/etc, you can keep making shared progress.. even more important with trunk based development.
- mystifyingpoi 4mo agoBut "shared SSH server" isn't local.
- tracker1 4mo agoDefine local... Is the same room you are in local?
- moebrowne 4mo agoThe "local" were talking about is a path on the same machine. The article uses the remote `/home/user/bares/cani.git`
- justsomehnguy 4mo agoNFS mount would be local too.
- tracker1 4mo agoAnd local could be a separate drive, which would survive the main drive failing.