Björn Sundling
@bjompen.com
DevOps nerd, metal musician, and master chef.
PowerShell, Pipelines, and prutal plack metal.
PowerShell, Pipelines, and prutal plack metal.
Would make a good blog post though... May have to write it😁
December 10, 2025 at 6:12 AM
Would make a good blog post though... May have to write it😁
Nothing specific outside of the github docs.. but the general rule is to remember: everything that has access to your code base has the same access as your runners have. This means if you deploy to your internal environment - then your actions have access to your internal environment.
December 10, 2025 at 6:12 AM
Nothing specific outside of the github docs.. but the general rule is to remember: everything that has access to your code base has the same access as your runners have. This means if you deploy to your internal environment - then your actions have access to your internal environment.
One of my recurring phrases: There are books written on secure development, and there are books written on securing environments, yet in between those two we just "throw it in a repo, run a pipeline" and forget how sensitive that part is..
December 9, 2025 at 6:22 AM
One of my recurring phrases: There are books written on secure development, and there are books written on securing environments, yet in between those two we just "throw it in a repo, run a pipeline" and forget how sensitive that part is..
<insert joke about episode order and timey wimey wibbly wobbly timelines>
December 4, 2025 at 7:08 PM
<insert joke about episode order and timey wimey wibbly wobbly timelines>
Reposted by Björn Sundling
To be fair, the crunch-panic-keep-going method is basically how I write PowerShell.
November 29, 2025 at 1:28 PM
To be fair, the crunch-panic-keep-going method is basically how I write PowerShell.
I use invoke-build to tag the module version in the manifest as well, but yes, that means my local 'build' is always version 1 or similar..
Super happy I could help... And do hit me up if you want to rubber duck your solution 🙂
Super happy I could help... And do hit me up if you want to rubber duck your solution 🙂
November 24, 2025 at 9:09 PM
I use invoke-build to tag the module version in the manifest as well, but yes, that means my local 'build' is always version 1 or similar..
Super happy I could help... And do hit me up if you want to rubber duck your solution 🙂
Super happy I could help... And do hit me up if you want to rubber duck your solution 🙂
Oh, there is one assumption included: tag version is in the format "v1.2.3". I always use those anyway, so I decided it is a safe assumption.
November 21, 2025 at 6:05 AM
Oh, there is one assumption included: tag version is in the format "v1.2.3". I always use those anyway, so I decided it is a safe assumption.
github.com/AZDOPS/AZDOP...
Triggers when creating a new release, and uses the release version as module version. The release itself I still create manually here, but a branch strategy, gitversion, and another workflow could automate that as well if needed. Pm me if you want a walkthrough 🙂
Triggers when creating a new release, and uses the release version as module version. The release itself I still create manually here, but a branch strategy, gitversion, and another workflow could automate that as well if needed. Pm me if you want a walkthrough 🙂
github.com
November 21, 2025 at 6:02 AM
github.com/AZDOPS/AZDOP...
Triggers when creating a new release, and uses the release version as module version. The release itself I still create manually here, but a branch strategy, gitversion, and another workflow could automate that as well if needed. Pm me if you want a walkthrough 🙂
Triggers when creating a new release, and uses the release version as module version. The release itself I still create manually here, but a branch strategy, gitversion, and another workflow could automate that as well if needed. Pm me if you want a walkthrough 🙂
I even use the GitHub release to trigger the workflow pushing to the gallery, so yes 😂
November 19, 2025 at 9:37 PM
I even use the GitHub release to trigger the workflow pushing to the gallery, so yes 😂
I pulled the plug from my printer. Can't risk it in times like these.
November 18, 2025 at 4:46 PM
I pulled the plug from my printer. Can't risk it in times like these.
This. I love Jodie, and I loved her doctor, but the episode writing seemed.. off. I can't really say why, but it didn't grab me.
November 8, 2025 at 1:20 PM
This. I love Jodie, and I loved her doctor, but the episode writing seemed.. off. I can't really say why, but it didn't grab me.
This is super! Anything you can share for those of us who aren't discord fans? 😉
November 3, 2025 at 10:50 AM
This is super! Anything you can share for those of us who aren't discord fans? 😉
Whenever I ask for feedback from sessions or courses I always add "sure, five stars is great, but I would rather have four stars and a comment on what to improve to get the fifth one". IMHO ratings without feedback are close to never useful unless the question is "what is your current mood"
November 3, 2025 at 7:24 AM
Whenever I ask for feedback from sessions or courses I always add "sure, five stars is great, but I would rather have four stars and a comment on what to improve to get the fifth one". IMHO ratings without feedback are close to never useful unless the question is "what is your current mood"