Using VSCode as your git editor
I noticed that the latest revisions of the git installer was showing VSCode as an option to be the git editor. This means for features where you have to work with a commit message or a rebase todo you can use VS Code to do your task.
To enable this all you have to do is add a line under your [core] node so that you have the following
[core] . . .Posted in: gitcommandlinevscode
DotNetZero vNext
I've been working on a new version of dotnetzero (formerly psakezero). This v2 version has a number of changes that were fun to build.
Large refactoring into smaller PowerShell functions
I'm trying out an approach that takes each PowerShell function and places them into their own file. This was for a couple of reasons. One was . . .
VSTS CLI
Visual Studio Team Services Command Line Interface
In a previous post I did a brief tour of parsing command line arguments for your .NET console applications using the new CommandLineUtils package from Microsoft.
As a command line junkie of sorts and a big fan of the Hub project from GitHub I was looking for a quick way to status information from my current VSTS projects. Things like CICD . . .
Posted in: vstsdotnet-cligitcommandline
Parsing Command Args in .NET
All your commands are belong to us
The Command Line - Learn to Love It
I like the web. I like GUIs but there is something about just 'talking to the computer' in a low level way without a lot ceremony - the command line interface. I think this is a result of my first experience with computers playing Orgeon Trail, drawing with Logo and trying 'logic' with the . . .
Posted in: commandline.netcore
Conditional Includes For Git Config
Auto-manually keeping your git identities separate between work & personal accounts
I have a section of script in my profile that looks at my current directory and if it is in my root code directory my profile script calls git config --global user.email $personal_email. If the current directory is my work code sub-directory my profile . . .
Posted in: gitcommandline
Gitflow and Gitversion wrapped in Powershell
I'm pretty happy with the balance the branching strategy that gitflow brings to teams. I think it adds just enough rigor with declared releases and features with the agility to being able to move fast for hotfixes and keep production humming along. Getting of continuous delivery pipelines against them is fairly straightforward.
The . . .
Posted in: gitcommandlinepowershell
Adding Let's Encrypt to your Azure Web App
Securing your Azure Web App with a SSL certificate
This is no longer an option. Sites need to be served over SSL and I don't think that there are a lot of solid arguments contrary to this approach. There are numerous methods to obtaining an SSL certificate but the service I'm going to be using for this post is called Let's . . .
Posted in: securitycommandlineazurepowershellssl