GitHub and GitLab Artifacts: Where Your Build Output Goes
Your build job finishes. Binary in dist/, coverage XML in coverage/, Docker tarball somewhere in /tmp. Runner says gree…
Your build job finishes. Binary in dist/, coverage XML in coverage/, Docker tarball somewhere in /tmp. Runner says gree…
You write a workflow file, push to GitHub or GitLab, and a green checkmark appears a few minutes later. Something execu…
SSH keys answer one question: may this machine push to the repo? PGP keys answer a completely different one: who actual…
If you've ever set up SSH access to a Linux server, you already know 90% of what's needed to connect to GitHub and GitL…
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