Prove the deploy by digest, not by tag
The preceding commit stops `set image` being a silent no-op. This asserts the outcome: after the rollout, the tag is resolved to a digest at the registry and th...
Prove the deploy by digest, not by tag
The preceding commit stops `set image` being a silent no-op. This asserts the outcome: after the rollout, the tag is resolved to a digest at the registry and th...
Prove the deploy by digest, not by tag
The preceding commit stops `set image` being a silent no-op. This asserts the outcome: after the rollout, the tag is resolved to a digest at the registry and th...
Prove the deploy by digest, not by tag
The preceding commit stops `set image` being a silent no-op. This asserts the outcome: after the rollout, the tag is resolved to a digest at the registry and th...
Prove the deploy by digest, not by tag
The preceding commit stops `set image` being a silent no-op. This asserts the outcome: after the rollout, the tag is resolved to a digest at the registry and th...
Prove the deploy by digest, not by tag
The preceding commit stops `set image` being a silent no-op. This asserts the outcome: after the rollout, the tag is resolved to a digest at the registry and th...
Prove the deploy by digest, not by tag
The preceding commit stops `set image` being a silent no-op. This asserts the outcome: after the rollout, the tag is resolved to a digest at the registry and th...
Prove the deploy by digest, not by tag
The preceding commit stops `set image` being a silent no-op. This asserts the outcome: after the rollout, the tag is resolved to a digest at the registry and th...
Prove the deploy by digest, not by tag
The preceding commit stops `set image` being a silent no-op. This asserts the outcome: after the rollout, the tag is resolved to a digest at the registry and th...
Prove the deploy by digest, not by tag
The preceding commit stops `set image` being a silent no-op. This asserts the outcome: after the rollout, the tag is resolved to a digest at the registry and th...
Prove the deploy by digest, not by tag
The preceding commit stops `set image` being a silent no-op. This asserts the outcome: after the rollout, the tag is resolved to a digest at the registry and th...
Give a lender somewhere to put the truth about itself
The public mortgage application page composed its legal footer out of nothing — a hardcoded California licence, an invented NMLS number, a fictional address — a...
Publish the policy addresses, the real state licences, and a link per product
Three things the public loan-application site could not previously be told, and one it was told wrongly. **Company Info gains Privacy Policy Address and Terms ...
Prove the deploy by digest, not by tag
The previous commit stops `set image` being a silent no-op. This asserts the outcome: after the rollout, the tag is resolved to a digest at the registry and the...
A rebuild of the same commit deployed nothing and reported success
The image is tagged with the commit SHA, so rebuilding the same commit produces an identical image reference. `kubectl set image` then changes nothing, the Depl...
A rebuild of the same commit deployed nothing and reported success
The image is tagged with the commit SHA, so rebuilding the same commit produces an identical image reference. `kubectl set image` then changes nothing, the Depl...
A rebuild of the same commit deployed nothing and reported success
The image is tagged with the commit SHA, so rebuilding the same commit produces an identical image reference. `kubectl set image` then changes nothing, the Depl...
A rebuild of the same commit deployed nothing and reported success
The image is tagged with the commit SHA, so rebuilding the same commit produces an identical image reference. `kubectl set image` then changes nothing, the Depl...
A rebuild of the same commit deployed nothing and reported success
The image is tagged with the commit SHA, so rebuilding the same commit produces an identical image reference. `kubectl set image` then changes nothing, the Depl...
A rebuild of the same commit deployed nothing and reported success
The image is tagged with the commit SHA, so rebuilding the same commit produces an identical image reference. `kubectl set image` then changes nothing, the Depl...
A rebuild of the same commit deployed nothing and reported success
The image is tagged with the commit SHA, so rebuilding the same commit produces an identical image reference. `kubectl set image` then changes nothing, the Depl...
A rebuild of the same commit deployed nothing and reported success
The image is tagged with the commit SHA, so rebuilding the same commit produces an identical image reference. `kubectl set image` then changes nothing, the Depl...
A rebuild of the same commit deployed nothing and reported success
The image is tagged with the commit SHA, so rebuilding the same commit produces an identical image reference. `kubectl set image` then changes nothing, the Depl...
A rebuild of the same commit deployed nothing and reported success
The image is tagged with the commit SHA, so rebuilding the same commit produces an identical image reference. `kubectl set image` then changes nothing, the Depl...
A rebuild of the same commit deployed nothing and reported success
The image is tagged with the commit SHA, so rebuilding the same commit produces an identical image reference. `kubectl set image` then changes nothing, the Depl...
A rebuild of the same commit deployed nothing and reported success
The image is tagged with the commit SHA, so rebuilding the same commit produces an identical image reference. `kubectl set image` then changes nothing, the Depl...
A rebuild of the same commit deployed nothing and reported success
The image is tagged with the commit SHA, so rebuilding the same commit produces an identical image reference. `kubectl set image` then changes nothing, the Depl...
A rebuild of the same commit deployed nothing and reported success
The image is tagged with the commit SHA, so rebuilding the same commit produces an identical image reference. `kubectl set image` then changes nothing, the Depl...
A rebuild of the same commit deployed nothing and reported success
The image is tagged with the commit SHA, so rebuilding the same commit produces an identical image reference. `kubectl set image` then changes nothing, the Depl...
A rebuild of the same commit deployed nothing and reported success
The image is tagged with the commit SHA, so rebuilding the same commit produces an identical image reference. `kubectl set image` then changes nothing, the Depl...
A rebuild of the same commit deployed nothing and reported success
The image is tagged with the commit SHA, so rebuilding the same commit produces an identical image reference. `kubectl set image` then changes nothing, the Depl...
A rebuild of the same commit deployed nothing and reported success
The image is tagged with the commit SHA, so rebuilding the same commit produces an identical image reference. `kubectl set image` then changes nothing, the Depl...
A rebuild of the same commit deployed nothing and reported success
The image is tagged with the commit SHA, so rebuilding the same commit produces an identical image reference. `kubectl set image` then changes nothing, the Depl...
A rebuild of the same commit deployed nothing and reported success
The image is tagged with the commit SHA, so rebuilding the same commit produces an identical image reference. `kubectl set image` then changes nothing, the Depl...
A rebuild of the same commit deployed nothing and reported success
The image is tagged with the commit SHA, so rebuilding the same commit produces an identical image reference. `kubectl set image` then changes nothing, the Depl...
A rebuild of the same commit deployed nothing and reported success
The image is tagged with the commit SHA, so rebuilding the same commit produces an identical image reference. `kubectl set image` then changes nothing, the Depl...
A rebuild of the same commit deployed nothing and reported success
The image is tagged with the commit SHA, so rebuilding the same commit produces an identical image reference. `kubectl set image` then changes nothing, the Depl...
Start a coder session from the Linux Desktop menu, at a model and effort you keep
The icon already opened a remote desktop and a remote terminal. The third thing people actually go to that machine for was reachable only by opening the Interac...
A rebuild of the same commit deployed nothing and reported success
The image is tagged with the commit SHA, so rebuilding the same commit produces an identical image reference. `kubectl set image` then changes nothing, the Depl...
Make Add Source actually connect Google and Microsoft
The Manage Sources dialog on the Contacts page had the same defect as the CalDAV/CardDAV settings tab, on a screen ordinary members reach rather than one behind...
Finish the personal calendars panel, and put it where a member can reach it
PersonalProviderSection was scaffolding that nothing rendered, and it would not have worked if it had: it read GET /member/{id}, a route that did not exist, so ...
Let a member connect their OWN calendars and contacts
The personal calendars panel asked for GET **************** which was never mapped -- so it failed on every open -- and for Google and Microsoft it had no way t...
Merge the digest output instead of declaring a second outputs block
The previous commit added an `outputs:` key to a job that already had one. Forgejo's parser rejects a duplicate mapping key and skips the workflow entirely, so ...
A rebuild of the same commit deployed nothing and reported success
The image is tagged with the commit SHA, so rebuilding the same commit produces an identical image reference. `kubectl set image` then changes nothing, the Depl...
Bring the organization inside the retried read instead of leaving it to fire later
Member.organization is LAZY, so findById left a proxy behind and the real SELECT happened whenever something first dereferenced it. Under open-in-view that is t...
Build the sender's avatar URL from their org, not the request host
A chat notification's senderAvatar was resolved from X-Forwarded-Host, falling back to the server name. Both kamo-internal's BFF and APIService reach this servi...
Four workers on a node that can hold them, not two on one that cannot
Correcting the previous commit, which was half right and caused a short outage. The memory diagnosis was correct: four workers, each loading its own ~3GB copy ...
Gate the user account on platform rights, not on which org owns it
Authored in a concurrent session on this machine and committed here at the user's request; recorded so the provenance is not guessed at later. The user account...
A 404 costs 1.45 MB, which is how a scanner took the site down
Next's not-found is a PAGE. It renders through the root layout, which resolves the tenant's organization over the network and serializes the whole app shell and...
Stop working on translations whose caller has already given up
Three attempts of ninety seconds plus backoff is up to 274 seconds of work per translation, and every caller we have gives up long before that — KBService's cli...
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