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Are people here automating #mysql queries done by Developers in some kind of #gitops style?
If yes I would like to hear from you how it is done or which tools to look at. At my place Developers have restricted access to prod MySQL and for now always request or run queries manually. Migrations are a no go (don't know why).
#golang 1.21's toolchain will be built without CGO (https://go.dev/issue/57007), meaning static binaries which can be cross-compiled easily (https://go.dev/issue/53862).
Not only does this simplify building and using the Go toolchain, but it also enables reproducing its builds with much less fuss (https://go.dev/issue/57120).
Most Go users won't notice, but this will be a big quality of life improvement in the long run!
Now that we've removed the .a files from the distribution, the only possible leakage of the host build environment into Go Linux releases is the dynamic libc.so.6 path embedded in the command binar...
There is a standup channel at @tailscale where we each post updates on our work. It is usually silent on the weekends, but @catzkorn showed up for April 1 and said she was "implementing plain text username/passwords".
Half the company followed impromptu, posting a litany of terrible projects. IE6 support. MongoDB control plane. A Mac OS 8.6 client. I love working here.
Seattle, Washington last night.
#Photography #SpaceNeedle #Seattle #WashingtonState
photo by Steven T Luong
Molly White
Daniel Martí
David Crawshaw
The Deer Whisperer 🦌⚓
Sven Ruppert