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  1. SUSE Hack Week is over :( But it was a great time, can't wait for 2025! Day 5 recap: dominik.wombacher.cc/posts/sus
    Lot of coding today, actually only coding the whole day :D I solved the annoying problem from yesterday and finished around 2/3 of what was planned. I hope to get the rest done in the next week or two. My Goals were probably too ambitious, as always ;)

  2. SUSE Hack Week is over :( But it was a great time, can't wait for 2025! Day 5 recap: dominik.wombacher.cc/posts/sus
    Lot of coding today, actually only coding the whole day :D I solved the annoying problem from yesterday and finished around 2/3 of what was planned. I hope to get the rest done in the next week or two. My Goals were probably too ambitious, as always ;)

    #SUSE #openSUSE #HackWeek #pagure #AWS #CodePipeline #AWSCodePipeline #OpenSource #Python

  3. SUSE Hack Week day 4 recap: dominik.wombacher.cc/posts/sus
    Nothing fancy today. I had to fix a couple of things in my pagure dev instance. Writing the plugin code went fine till I hit a weird issue with one of the tests that I couldn't solve yet. Overall progress was ok but I lost a lot of time with unexpected problems. Let's see what will be finished on the last day tomorrow.

  4. Another day SUSE Hack Week, another recap: dominik.wombacher.cc/posts/sus
    The time I could invest today was pretty limited. I focused on further Architecture improvements. And started with the pagure ci plugin implementation. It's in an early stage but I'm confident that there is more to demonstrate tomorrow.

    My Project: AWS CodePipeline CI plugin for pagure on code.opensuse.org (hackweek.opensuse.org/projects)

  5. A couple bug fixes and improvements. Followed by research, tests and design decisions. SUSE Hack Week Day 2 recap: dominik.wombacher.cc/posts/sus

    I was hoping for a bit more progress today, bug hunting and planning took quite a while. Three days left, I'm still on track and confident that I have something usable at the end of the week.

  6. Today I learned the usefulness of . It wasn't completely necessary, "git filter-branch" could achieve the same results by other means, but subtree just made it so much easier.

    I've broken up my 's cloud-native-utilities repo into their own distinct repos on . The process was actually pretty straightfoward!

    General overview since I'll run out of characters here:

    paste.sr.ht/~omenos/46140c3432

    So this:

    pagure.io/mroche/cloud-utiliti

    Has become:

    pagure.io/group/mroche-cloud