In this episode I explain and then start to add HTTP Basic Authentication to the Saturday MP website which is a Ruby on Rails application hosted on a Passenger Docker image. As usual I ran into some trouble and at the end of the video figured out I should use the envsubst command to dynamically set the Basic Auth, and other values, in the NGINX config.
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[Read More]In this episode I try out the new Docker Compose Watch developer feature that synchronizes files on the host and the container. Similar to Docker Volumes. It won’t replace Docker Volumes for for me, at least not yet. Are you using, or thinking about using, Watch?
I did encounter a known bug where Docker Watch won’t run again after a Ctrl-C stop. You can find a workaround for the issue here.
[Read More]I finally create the PR for Standard Ruby Linter Bug I’ve been working on the base several videos and months. I also fix the merge conflict noticed in the previous video.
Read about the bug I’m trying to fix here and the PR here.
Thanks to Test Double for creating Standard! It is a great linter for Ruby projects.
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I’m happy to announce that v3.0.1 of the XPlugins.iOS.BEMCheckBox has been released! This release updates XPlugins.iOS.BEMCheckBox so it can be used in .NET 6.0 and higher projects (e.g. net6.0-ios12). You can find the latest release on NuGet here.
You can ignore the v3.0.0 release. The NuGet package incorrectly listed the minimum iOS version as 16.1 (e.g. net6.0-ios16.1) instead of 12.0 (e.g. net6.0-ios12).
Let me know if you spot an issue or have an improvement by opening an issue.
[Read More]I attempted to create a pull request (PR) for the Standard Ruby Linter bug I’ve fixed but ran into a merge conflict. Didn’t create the PR but did figure out the solution to the merge conflict that will be fixed in the next video.
Read about the bug I’m trying to fix here. Other videos fixing the Standard Ruby Linter Todo Bug:
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