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agateau
4y ago
I agree, I used to have a NEWS file in my projects (later a NEWS.md), but as others commented, the signification of the term "changelog" has changed. Sites like https://keepachangelog.com/ really refers to release
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agateau
4y ago
(Author here) Yes, "release notes" is probably the appropriate term. The issue remains however: many projects generate their release notes from their git commit messages. Regarding the conflicts issue, this is where tools like Cha
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agateau
4y ago
I very much agree with this. Sometimes it's good to stop and think about what is lost when automating a task instead of doing it manually.
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Git log is not a changelog
(agateau.com)
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agateau
4y ago
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agateau
4y ago
Shameless plug: I have been working on Pixel Wheels, a top-down, arcade racing game: https://agateau.itch.io/pixelwheels .
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agateau
5y ago
Nice! reminds me of copydeps ( https://github.com/Genymobile/copydeps )
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agateau
5y ago
git gui, which comes with git, is quite efficient to do partial commits. I wrote an article about this a few years ago: https://agateau.com/2016/an-intro-to-git-gui/
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Automatically publishing your build artifacts
(agateau.com)
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agateau
5y ago
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Show HN: Git uff – get the URL for a file from a Git checkout
(github.com)
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agateau
5y ago
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agateau
5y ago
CC-BY-SA is only for assets: code is GPL3 and Apache 2, see https://github.com/agateau/pixelwheels/#license
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agateau
5y ago
(author here) I thought I would answer to some of the comments here. > It's their place, their rules Definitely true. And I am not going to try to go against those rules. But I believe I am allowed to voice my opinion about them. &g
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agateau
5y ago
You're welcome! :)
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agateau
5y ago
The game is actually open-source ( https://github.com/agateau/pixelwheels/ ), so which side do I pick?
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agateau
5y ago
(author here) I am sorry this came up sounding entitled: I don't expect Google policies to change on this subject, and since this is not business threatening to me I just decided to write something I thought would be snarky and hopeful
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Donation page "not compliant with Google Play Policies"
(agateau.com)
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agateau
5y ago
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agateau
6y ago
[Shameless plug] If all you need is the ability to manage a bunch of personal repositories hosted on your ssh server, you may want to try "reposetup", a minimalist, shell-based, repository manager: https://github.com&#x
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Show HN: Git-bonsai, a tool to clean your Git branches
(agateau.com)
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agateau
6y ago
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Simplifying unit tests using a custom markup language
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agateau
6y ago
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Generating reports with Python, Markdown and entr
(agateau.com)
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agateau
6y ago
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agateau
7y ago
I hit a similarly puzzling bug a few years ago in Gwenview (an image viewer) when a user reported it could not open some PNG files of a certain width. I wrote about it here: https://agateau.com/2012/qt-image-decoders-st
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agateau
7y ago
Paris firefighters are part of the French Army [1], so they are used to being commanded. [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paris_Fire_Brigade
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agateau
8y ago
I don't have a strong opinion on monoliths vs microservices, as long as you don't go overboard with splitting things leftpad-style, but I believe splittings VCS repositories result in a huge waste of time when making cross-micro-s
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Show HN: Nanonote, a minimalist note taking application
(github.com)
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agateau
8y ago
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Building Qt Apps with Travis CI and Docker
(agateau.com)
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agateau
8y ago
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agateau
8y ago
Looks like a locale problem. `locale-gen en_US.UTF-8` should fix it.
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agateau
8y ago
I have heard this called early-returns. I like to write code this way too. Proponents of one-return-per-function probably write code in languages like C which does not have GC or RAII so having only one exit point makes it easy to ensure al
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agateau
8y ago
He did. I contributed a few minor fixes and got an email from David asking for permission to re-license.
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Ask HN: How do you use metrics reported by your products?
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agateau
8y ago
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agateau
9y ago
I do self-host a few repositories as well, but I do not set up a separate user: I just create a git/ dir in the home dir of the account I want to host the repositories on and put the repositories there. To simplify the initial setup, I
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Gnirehtet – Reverse-tethering tool for Android
(medium.com)
64 points
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agateau
10y ago
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