Should you commit go.work to version control?
The Go modules reference calls committing go.work generally inadvisable. Here is why, the one case where it makes sense, and what to do in CI instead.
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The Go modules reference calls committing go.work generally inadvisable. Here is why, the one case where it makes sense, and what to do in CI instead.
Whether to ask authors to flag AI assisted code in pull requests: reasons for and against, a light template, and how reviewers should use the note.
Major versions may break your code, so upgrade for a reason: a security fix, end of support, or a feature you need. Here is a simple way to decide and test.
OWASP says application code should not read or handle raw keys. How to design so a vault or KMS performs the operation and your app never holds the key.
Should a bot's approval satisfy branch protection? A decision guide using GitHub's required review, stale approval and code owner settings, with tradeoffs.
The default hooks folder is not tracked by Git. Setting core.hooksPath to a folder in the repo lets a team share hooks, with caveats you should know first.
Supervised, preference and reinforcement fine-tuning solve different problems. A short guide to which method matches your data and your goal.
Spend limits stop a runaway bill, but they also stop production. See the limit types, the error each one returns, and how to plan a degraded mode for both.
Run the Safeguard CLI detect command in GitHub Actions, write SARIF, and upload it so findings appear in the repository's code scanning view.
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