Sometimes, you might have lost some secret you're using in GitHub, and need to extract it. Your secrets, at https://github.com/{owner}/{repo}/settings/secrets/actions
.
Make a new workflow in some new branch. Set a temporary symmetric password that you're going to use locally and set it as TEMPORARY_GPG_SYMMETRIC_PASSWORD
in your repo secrets. Replace the name of the secret to extract, NAME_OF_SECRET_YOU_WANT_TO_EXTRACT
.
The context for this example is wanting to parse an already existing local clone of a repository, without additional network traffic and without providing configuration to access a potentially private repository, if we already have a clone of it and want to use the functionality that dependabot provides of parsing for the files its ecosystems expect.
This provides an example of how to monkey patch the gem dependabot-common@0.212.0 to enable the result of the below example that wraps fetcher.files.map(&:name)
, provided in the file_fetchers
README;
puts "Fetched #{fetcher.files.map(&:name)}, at commit SHA-1 '#{fetcher.commit}'"
A quick bundle install
should set you up
.img
onto the MicroSDtouch ssh
in the boot
drive's /
, to enable one-time ssh if headlessssh -vvv pi@raspberrypi.local
when connected by ethernet and powered on. (Which includes approving the ECDSA fingerprint)sudo raspi-config
, select Interface Options
, then select SSH
, then confirm with Yes
, OK
, Finish
Caution
This used to be where I would write notes to remember how to set up ssh on WSL+Windows for multiple gh accounts.
The last "old" version of it can be seen here -- or a slightly more colourful newer old version can be seen here.
I have since moved these into README's in my dotfiles, split into;
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