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Stash a specific file using Git

The correct command to stash specific files (like your scripts/dags/dqm_slack_alert.py file) is not directly supported through a simple Git command,…

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How to find out which user GitLab Runner is installed

To find out which user GitLab Runner is installed under, you can check the ownership of the GitLab Runner binary…

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Understanding core.fileMode Setting in Git : How Git handles file permissions

Git, a widely used version control system, offers various configuration settings to tailor its behavior to specific project requirements. One…

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Deploying from a CI/CD server to an EC2 instance using an RSA SSH key

Deploying from a CI/CD server to an EC2 instance using an RSA SSH key involves a few steps. Here’s a…

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Fingerprint has already been taken – SSH – CICD Error – Resolved

The error message “Fingerprint has already been taken, Deploy keys projects deploy key fingerprint has already been taken” typically indicates…

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GitLab vs GitHub: A comprehensive comparison

GitLab and GitHub are two of the most popular platforms for version control and collaboration in the world of software…

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Understanding Monorepo in GitLab: Integrating multiple projects into a unified repository

The concept of a “Monorepo” in GitLab, or in any version control system, refers to a developmental strategy where the…

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Create an SSH key and use it to push data to an EC2 instance from your GitLab CI/CD pipeline

In GitLab CI/CD, you don’t create SSH keys directly on the server; rather, you generate them on your local machine…

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Branching in GitLab: Mastering the art of concurrent development paths

In the dynamic world of software development, the ability to concurrently develop features, fix bugs, or experiment without affecting the…

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