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jamietanna
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About jamietanna
Lead maintainer @ Renovate (https://docs.renovatebot.com)
Maintainer @ oapi-codegen (https://github.com/oapi-codegen/oapi-codegen)
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Comment #49143804
FYI the code snippets have no indentation
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Comment #48361976
That was a few days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48313577
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Comment #48246098
*11.x
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Comment #48111049
I personally prefer Free Software (FSF-approved) or Open Source (OSI-approved) licenses, but I also agree that there is a place for other licenses. It's better that there's space f…
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Comment #48110402
I must say, I'm honoured this commenter is so angry about this post, they've read through many of my blog posts, and gone through microsites like my Manual of Me[0], to pull this q…
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Comment #48108044
Hah, yes very true! If you've not read up on the background between the two - I'd very much recommend it (and sorry if I'm re-explaining something you understand) With Free Softwar…
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Comment #48107767
I think using `open source`, and clarifying that it includes non-OSI-approved licenses could work. Alternatively, "source available" is a term that's been used to imply the source …
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Comment #48036056
Nice! I've been doing similar, but prefer using Co-authored-by, especially as it allows for cases where there may be multiple models in play
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Comment #48033216
As I've written elsewhere in the thread, having worked at a large Enterprise in collaboration with Legal, if there isn't tracking of what AI contributions you have, it's harder to …
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Comment #48033205
Agreed they could be clearer on this IMO (and I am biased because I have written about this before in https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47164481 ) but I believe it's to make sur…
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Comment #48028166
Was wondering why a few of my sites aren't CSSing, as they use https://classless.de
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Comment #47994554
Both Renovate and Dependabot will raise PRs for a security fix, regardless of minimumReleaseAge/cooldown config
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Comment #47994517
Ooh thanks!
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Comment #47990549
Was wondering if there was a list of known opt outs as we are looking at a default opt out in Renovate[0] - we'll also look to set `DO_NOT_TRACK` [0]: https://github.com/renovatebo…
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Comment #47937859
Glad to hear you're enjoying Renovate - I'm biased, but I agree that the SHA pinning PR updates are a very nice feature We recently found (in Renovate) some edge cases with how tag…
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Comment #47912064
And GitLab, too!
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Comment #47855315
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47853799 for the curious
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Comment #47854698
> The Wayback Machine has not archived that URL. Might have been taken down?
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Comment #47757736
Very much looking forward to getting this on Renovate - we require squash-merge via Merge Queue (with no per-PR override available in GitHub, despite asking) and so when I've got m…
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Comment #47593561
Eh, there are some very good reasons[0] that you would do better to track your usage of LLM derived code (primarily for legal reasons) [0]: https://www.jvt.me/posts/2026/02/25/llm-…
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Comment #47593365
Yep, we had to do this recently with Renovate, where we had too many releases, and new publishing hit a size limit on the registry, so we needed support to help us unpublish a load…