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by bradrydzewski 8y ago
mongodb announced the Server Side Public License change less than 12 weeks ago. When you account for end of year and holidays, building a new product line and rolling it out in such a short period of time seems unlikely. I would guess this
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by bradrydzewski 8y ago
We do not have native support for limiting Pipelines or Pipeline steps based on files changed, however, this can be achieved with plugins. I wrote a post about it here: https://github.com/drone/drone/issues/10
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Announcing Drone Cloud, a Free Continuous Integration Service for X86 and Arm(blog.drone.io)
10 points by bradrydzewski 8y ago|2 comments
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by bradrydzewski 8y ago
See section 4.4 https://drone.io/enterprise/license/ edit: section 4.4 provides a business discontinuation clause that specifies the source code will be released under an open source license if the business is dis
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by bradrydzewski 8y ago
I really enjoyed following the WASM CLs. A huge effort from both neelance and the reviewers. Thanks to everyone that donated their time to make this happen! If the compiler output is deterministic perhaps the Go runtime and Go standard lib
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by bradrydzewski 8y ago
Can you point me to the line in the license file that clearly demonstrates Redis is not open source? https://github.com/antirez/redis/blob/unstable/COPYING
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Drone Launches Cloud Native CI/CD for Google Cloud(blog.drone.io)
1 points by bradrydzewski 8y ago|0 comments
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by bradrydzewski 8y ago
fwiw gitlab also has opt-out telemetry that includes identifiable data such as instance hostname https://docs.gitlab.com/ce/user/admin_area/settings/usage_st...
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by bradrydzewski 8y ago
Yes exactly. I am not interested in subsidizing the one-time cost of hiring an attorney to draft a compliant privacy policy and create boilerplate email templates. It is just easier to outsource the forum to a company that can (reddit).
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by bradrydzewski 9y ago
Thanks for posting! Does Twirp use a single HTTP request per call, or does it use a persistent connection similar to the net/rpc package? If the latter, does it provide options for heartbeat, reconnect and retry? EDIT: the blog post co
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by bradrydzewski 9y ago
What would it take to enable iOS builds in an open source project like drone? It is true that drone is primarily focused on container runtimes (linux amd64/armhf/aarch64 and windows) but perhaps we could have a separate yaml and a
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by bradrydzewski 9y ago
I think this incorrectly interprets my comment. I am not defending apple or blaming the individual that disclosed the vulnerability on Twitter. I am simply pointing out that putting users at additional risk because you want to see Apple hur
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by bradrydzewski 9y ago
Responsible disclosure does not prevent negative publicity. It provides the vendor with a grace period during which they can fix the vulnerability. There can be plenty of negative publicity once the vulnerability is patched and publicly dis
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by bradrydzewski 10y ago
minor edit: 96 companies. Turn Inc is listed twice
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by bradrydzewski 10y ago
> or that isn't intrinsically linked to a git repo This is required because the configuration is versioned in the git repository. > has no concept of a build triggering arbitrarily This is not entirely correct anymore. Drone can
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by bradrydzewski 10y ago
FWIW my understanding is the vuejs template language is based on an early version of the web component template specification (which might predate the jsx specification). You may therefore notice a good amount of overlap between vuejs templ
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by bradrydzewski 10y ago
fwiw I read this comment and didn't find it dismissive at all. shykes indicated this isn't the experience the docker community is striving for and asks for specific instances so that he could gain more context and to potentially a
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by bradrydzewski 10y ago
I spent 10 years working at GE before I left for SF and the startup world. I was a software engineer at a time when GE was shipping software engineering jobs to India to cut costs. The GE vision for software engineering was that of an assem
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by bradrydzewski 10y ago
The use case would be implementing the redis protocol for client server communication in your own software. There is a specification for using the redis protocol [1]. The fact that redis is widely used and there are a number of client libra
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by bradrydzewski 10y ago
I think a more appropriate title would be "Google disables artist's Blog". The author describes the blog and email accounts as disabled and has no direct evidence that anything has been permanently deleted > I’ve asked abo
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by bradrydzewski 10y ago
LGTM doesn't currently work with GitHub reactions mostly because the API [1] wasn't available back in November when the project was created. I do personally like comments because they are a bit more visible than reactions, which r
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by bradrydzewski 10y ago
I'm a bit late to the party here. I'm the author of the project and happy to answer any questions.
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by bradrydzewski 10y ago
it would definitely be trivial to add the ability to rescind an approval with a -1, for example. Unfortunately I'm a bit bogged down with my other OSS projects at this time, but I would be happy to accept a PR. In fact, this is the fun
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by bradrydzewski 10y ago
There are two pull requests we are working to merge that might be of interest. First is the ability to auto-merge once all approvals are received. Second is the ability to auto-tag a release once all approvals are received. Regarding CI, th
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by bradrydzewski 11y ago
I'm not sure if GitHub Enterprise supports protected branches, since the feature is still considered experimental but it should definitely be possible. I'll be posting a Docker image to the index in the coming weeks allowing you t
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by bradrydzewski 11y ago
Yes, if you choose the slightly more complex toml format for your MAINTAINERS file you can define approvers, approver subgroups and tweak a bunch of different variables. Check out https://lgtm.co/docs/approvers/
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Use GitHub protected branches to only merge PRs that LGTM(lgtm.co)
8 points by bradrydzewski 11y ago|4 comments
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by bradrydzewski 11y ago
I agree. I was responding to the parent comment suggesting Sourcegraph should adopt a similar business model to GitLab and I was pointing out that perhaps GitLab's business model has not been proven successful yet
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by bradrydzewski 11y ago
> I did not look at the source code, because of the potential IP issues. What would happen if you looked at the source code and then later worked on another open source project and implemented a bit of code that looks similar? Could this
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by bradrydzewski 11y ago
Gitlab graduated from Ycombinator and raised a 4MM series A round. While these are both tremendous accomplishments and important milestones for any startup, it may be a bit premature to declare their business model a success.

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