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    vassilevsky avatar vassilevsky 19 days ago | link | on: What do non-Emacs users use to navigate the commit history of git?

    I have these aliases in my .bash_profile:

    alias lp='git log --patch --stat'
alias lo='git log --graph --oneline --decorate'

    I use lp <filename> when I want to see a history of some file. If I know a particular string that interests me, I add the -S flag: lp <filename> -S <string>. I use lo for “general” history view, when I need a “bird’s eye view” of a branch.

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      arikfr avatar arikfr 8 months ago | link | on: Continuous integration services for open-source projects not requiring config in root of repository?

      You can try SemaphoreCI – they have a free plan and don’t require a configuration file.

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        przemoc avatar przemoc 8 months ago | link

        Indeed, SemaphoreCI seems to support customizing build commands w/o putting any stuff in the repo, they even recognize possible need to add custom configuration files that shouldn’t be part of the repo.

        Their C/C++ toolchain is dated, though. GCC 4.9 is the latest one there.

        Thanks!

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          vassilevsky avatar vassilevsky 8 months ago | link

          It is also the most beautifully designed from what I’ve seen <3

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            przemoc avatar przemoc 8 months ago | link

            SemaphoreCI is the first service, where you can choose how you to connect to GitHub:

            • Only Public repos,
            • All repos, Public & Private.

            I don’t have private repos on GitHub, but I value greatly that kind of choice. I’m assuming the first option below.

            GitHub

            Semaphore by renderedtext wants to access your account

            Repositories
            Public only

            This application will be able to read and write all public repository data. This includes the following:

            • Code
            • Issues
            • Pull requests
            • Wikis
            • Settings
            • Webhooks and services
            • Deploy keys

            BitBucket

            Semaphore is requesting access to the following:

            • Read your account information
            • Read and modify your repositories and their pull requests
            • Administer your repositories
            • Read and modify your repositories’ webhooks

            BB permissions aren’t as bloated as in case of Codeship, and are generally more slim than those in CircleCI, but there is one important exception, SemaphoreCI wants to be able to modify pull requests, while CircleCI is fine with only reading them.