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[partial outage] the pre-commit.ci website is unreachable for parts of the world. runs are still flowing so it appears to be limited to web reachability through cloudflare -- more details groups.google.com/u/3/g/pre-…
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pre-commit ci now has python 3.12 support (and python 3.7 has been removed) -- full details here: groups.google.com/u/3/g/pre-…
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pre-commit ci lite is now available for private repositories! python 2 has also been removed -- check out the full details here: groups.google.com/u/3/g/pre-…
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Well I did it. I changed my life. I've made a lot of mistakes in my life but quitting drinking for six and half years to focus on getting my BS in CS was not one of them. 2 weeks in the books as a SWE. Shout out @codewithanthony.
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🍿 Check out @codewithanthony ’s review of changes coming in Python 3.12. A great reference with some lovely tidbits.
youtube.com/watch?v=IV8OZY41…
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@codewithanthony thank you for pre-commit.ci!
I added it for a new repo and went to check on a build, and the job was already done before I had even managed to click the link to the build run.
It's awesome!
Anthony Sottile retweeted
HOLY SHIT I UHHH I GOT IT HAHA 😭dskb;sdfjksd i will mini-celebrate in today's strem but will make an actual celebration stream later haha AAA
THANK U EVERYONE FOR THE SUPPORT AAAA
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This week, we look back on how @codewithanthony maintains over 70 open source projects—including pre-commit and babi—and connects with his community through teaching online on the ReadME Project. github.com/readme/stories/an…
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Today I met @codewithanthony. He greeted me with a "did you get a haircut?"
We saw each other for the last time in 2019, in Cleveland :)
#PyConUS is fun 😂
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Met up with @codewithanthony at #PyCon2023! Thanks for all the great content, Anthony! – at Salt Lake City, UT
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Looks like `pip install sentry-cli` might be happening! github.com/getsentry/sentry-…
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pre-commit ci's pricing model has been simplified and updated to better scale for medium sized organizations (it's cheaper too!) -- check out the full details here: groups.google.com/u/3/g/pre-…
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pre-commit.ci now has support for GitHub's merge queues! groups.google.com/u/3/g/pre-…
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`language: coursier` is now supported and pre-commit has been upgraded to 3.0 -- full details: groups.google.com/u/3/g/pre-…
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pre-commit 3.0.0 has been released -- this removes some long-deprecated config stuff and adds first-class support for `golang` and `repo: local` support for `coursier`! github.com/pre-commit/pre-co…
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pre-commit.ci updates! `language: perl` now supported, default python updated to 3.11, go and dotnet updated -- full details: groups.google.com/u/3/g/pre-…
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happy holidays -- pre-commit 2.21 has landed with a bunch of improvements for rust, r, dotnet, and more! -- github.com/pre-commit/pre-co…
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every single pre-commit.ci run should now be ~2 seconds faster (improvements to the `build` step)!
Anthony Sottile retweeted
OOP has lost its path when we went from "polymorphism is cool" to "let's put as much as possible on this instance so I don't have to press so many keys".
I see it play out repeatedly with the same results & pushing back is 1 of the hardest parts of maintaining any type of code.