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by crohr 6y ago
Hi, thanks for commenting! The idea here is not to skip the code review, but augment it with a way to experiment with the feature as early as possible in the development process. It’s particularly useful for product owners who may not be co
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by crohr 6y ago
Hello, and thanks for your comment! There are indeed a few other solutions to this problem. But we haven’t found any with all of the following characteristics: a) doesn’t require access to your private code b) works for any type of app c) d
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by crohr 6y ago
Hello, thanks for the kind words, and yes I think GitHub Actions have the potential to replace a large part of the current GitHub SaaS ecosystem. There are a few demos listed in the Features section. The simplest one being a wordpress repo
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by crohr 6y ago
Hi HN, this is our submission for PullPreview, a way to spin preview environments for any application directly from GitHub to cheap AWS Lightsail servers. No intermediary service involved. ## Context PullPreview’s main use case is for makin
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Show HN: PullPreview – Deploy previews for any application, on your servers(pullpreview.com)
83 points by crohr 6y ago|37 comments
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by crohr 6y ago
GitHub Actions are pretty powerful actually. I wrote https://github.com/pullpreview/action , which allows to continuously deploy branches and PRs to AWS instances and it works great. The trick is to understand that for
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Show HN: On-demand preview environments for your pull requests(pullpreview.com)
3 points by crohr 8y ago|0 comments
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by crohr 9y ago
If you're interested in this approach, I wrote about using GitHub issues as the basis for your blog, and not just comments - http://ebarnouflant.com/posts/4-turn-your-github-issues-into...
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cURL + docker = buildcurl – Precompiled binaries, built on demand(buildcurl.com)
2 points by crohr 10y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Automatically turn GitHub issues into blog posts(ebarnouflant.com)
11 points by crohr 11y ago|4 comments
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Using git-crypt to transparently encrypt sensitive data in a Git repository(ebarnouflant.com)
2 points by crohr 11y ago|2 comments
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A docker container to clean up your docker containers(ebarnouflant.com)
2 points by crohr 11y ago|0 comments
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Stream any content over HTTP (logs, video, etc.)(chunk.io)
6 points by crohr 12y ago|0 comments
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Blocs – Build beautiful websites without touching a line of code(blocsapp.com)
4 points by crohr 12y ago|0 comments
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by crohr 12y ago
For anyone interested, DEB and RPM packages are available at https://packager.io/gh/pkgr/rubies for various distributions. For instance for ubuntu 14.04: https://packager.io/gh/pkgr/rubie
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Latest Ruby versions packaged as DEB or RPM for your linux distribution(github.com)
1 points by crohr 12y ago|0 comments
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One-liner to get a precompiled Ruby on your own servers(blog.packager.io)
4 points by crohr 12y ago|0 comments
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Automatically package your Golang apps(blog.packager.io)
2 points by crohr 12y ago|0 comments
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Chunk.io: Upload files from your terminal(chunk.io)
4 points by crohr 12y ago|0 comments
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Terraform – Build, Combine, and Launch Infrastructure(terraform.io)
1 points by crohr 12y ago|1 comments
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Analytics for your packages(blog.packager.io)
1 points by crohr 12y ago|0 comments
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by crohr 12y ago
Glad you remember it ;) I figured it would be an easier name to remember (and use in writing).
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Packager – Announcing RPM support for Ruby and NodeJS projects(blog.packager.io)
20 points by crohr 12y ago|3 comments
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Latest deb and rpm packages for GitLab 7.0(packager.io)
2 points by crohr 12y ago|0 comments
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How to get a debian package out of your Rails app, and host it on S3(crohr.me)
2 points by crohr 13y ago|0 comments
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by crohr 13y ago
OP here. It's true that Heroku were required to pre-install a lot of dependencies, because they don't offer a way for developers to specify additional dependencies to be installed on their servers. On the contrary, with pkgr.io, a
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Why I made pkgr.io – digressions on software packaging(blog.pkgr.io)
25 points by crohr 13y ago|4 comments
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by crohr 13y ago
No, the hooks currently supported are scripts that are run before and after the slug compilation phase. I don't think you would want to make your package installation dependent on pre/post install scripts that access the network.
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by crohr 13y ago
OP here. Totally right, the final goal being that a new version of the package gets automatically rebuilt whenever a buildpack gets updated with a security fix.
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by crohr 13y ago
You have the possibility to add custom before/after hooks, and thus upload freshly precompiled assets from them, however there is currently no secure way to encrypt secrets (in your case, S3 credentials). This may come later on (a la T

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