Just so you know, this release has been delayed two days to incorporate incoming vendor security patches -- codeberg.org/forgejo/secu...

Forgejo has been collecting user research to inform a feature like this over here -- codeberg.org/forgejo/forg.... If you have any thoughts to add about how you would use the feature, as well as expressing a desire for the feature, it would help feed into design and prioritization.

I refused to vote Gondek and a major motivation was this deal.

As a progressive voter, I would really like an election where I can vote for the candidate I want to win, not vote strategically against the candidate I don't want to win. Bah! Please change reality.

Forgejo provides support for an AGit workflow (forgejo.org/docs/latest/...) which doesn't require forking. There's also an ongoing funding proposal to design a more modern contribution workflow (codeberg.org/forgejo/disc...), but I wouldn't expect to see that bear fruit for a while.

That seems like the right understanding. The contents of the `${{ matrix.blah }}` wouldn't be masked in the Actions logs... so it's not a safe place to put a secret.

With that limited info, I'd guess that your `git` user's HOME isn't correct. Forgejo will create a `.ssh/authorized_keys` in its data directory which includes all your user pubkeys, and your ssh user needs to have the right HOME so that sshd finds the authorized keys file.

I think the only thing I may dislike more is the media coverage of the ostrich farmer. Hours of CBC national news coverage at this point. 👎

That's an interesting approach to pushing containers... 👍 re: it not working "because of docker-in-docker", there's a recently published guide on how to access a container environment from within Forgejo Actions: forgejo.org/docs/latest/...

I'm working on documenting the best options for this for forgejo runner - codeberg.org/forgejo/docs.... Hopefully will help? If not, let me know what is missing...

Well, actually, we can't start this project unless we get approval from legal. Sadly, I don't think it will be HIPAA compliant. Shouldn't we use the approved vendor list? We could try to carve out some of next year's budget during the exec budget review... but is it AI enough to get buy in?

I wonder how this Ep hits in contemporary times, imagining the missile to be an embedded LLM... *and* the Doctor as well... Huh. Deserves a re-watch. 🤔

memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Warhead... been there, done that.

"Common Sense" is the core problem that conservatives have.

Often reality is complicated. Complex systems such as traffic congestion need scientific study and quite difficult analysis. "Common Sense" is what you have when you haven't actually studied a problem; the first step is to move past it.