@aschmitz oh i mean i would never give access to anyone i didn’t trust OR put anything sensitive on the server ever OR have any kind of uptime or reliability guarantees, if i were to ever do this, to be clear
for my own purposes, i just run make locally and then rsync. but i think that’s a tiny bit too unstructured to be a shared workflow
i think proper CI/CD pipelines with gitea/forgejo/gitlab/github etc are Fine, but wasteful, and also best to do on their infrastructure and not on a friend’s
i think what i actually want is :—
• A GitWeb instance
• A number of users which only have git access, and only to repositories they own
• A straightforward means of getting new repositories (and corresponding subdomains) allocated to users [this can probably just be manual, on request]
• A post-receive hook in every repository which, if the repository has a file named Makefile or GNUmakefile, clones the repository and then runs `make install DESTDIR=public`, serving the contents of the resulting `public` directory from a corresponding subdomain
• Maybe a small amount of allowable additional server configurations besides
@coriander Safe, Sane, conSenSual Sex??
@aescling no cat, sneasler isn’t good, the other pokémon are just bad
@alyssa i think the real problem might be less the pokémon and more the moves; they should make better bug moves and let the bug pokémon use them
@alyssa they should reflect this in the game mechanics and Yet
@aschmitz i am very disappointed in the state of XML parsers as well
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