Deep dives, practical guides, and incident analyses from engineers who build Safeguard. No fluff, no vendor FUD — just what you need to ship secure software.
Squash merge gives a bot's fix PR one commit that reverts with a single command. Merge commits and rebases work too, but need more care. Here is the trade.
GitHub checks every commit a squash merge would introduce, including unsigned ones on the head branch. Why it blocks and three ways to unblock it.
Preflight requests carry no cookies, so Spring Security would reject them as unauthenticated. How to wire CORS first with a CorsConfigurationSource.
SSL bundles name a set of trust material, JKS or PEM, and reuse it across web server and clients. What to configure and what to keep out of properties.
Extract the uber jar into layers in a builder stage and copy each layer separately. Faster rebuilds, smaller pushes, and a cleaner view of what changed.
A spreadsheet works for the first 20 integrations. Past that, a service catalog or database with owners and checks keeps your SDK and API inventory honest.
Download the SPDX license list as JSON, pin its version, check each ID and its deprecated flag, and keep exceptions separate. A guide for tool builders.
SPDX 3.0.1 defines ten profile identifiers, including core, software, security and lite. Learn what declaring one in profileConformance promises.
Both give repeatable builds. Zero is simple, while the commit time reflects the age of the code. The spec asks for a value that depends only on the source.
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