Really cool! The fact that astronauts handled the landing in the Apollo missions is nerve wracking

Poetry is pretty much the way to go.

When can we have a usable search in GitLab?

GitLab team member. Thanks for the question.

Our Code Search team is currently working on moving to Zoekt[0] which is expected to be a significant improvement as it is purpose-built for code search.

We also shipped an improvement[1] to our existing search functionality at the end of last year. If you haven't used it recently, I'd encourage you to check out code search again to see if the quality has been improved for you.

[0] - https://gitlab.com/groups/gitlab-org/-/epics/9404

[1] - https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab/-/issues/346914

This is exactly why secrets should not be stashed in any Git repository. Granted, I'm not sure they're much safer in other managed services dedicated to protecting our secrets, with the news of several breaches as of late :/

Wait where is self.count set, and is it 0 or 1?

Fixed now, thanks!

GitLab migrations seem to be hard to pull off and rather time-consuming, but I found this tool automated and transferred my organization from GitLab.com to my self-hosted instance rather seamlessly. What have others used?

Depends on what you mean by migration.

We tried enabling CI/CD for our repo on Gitlab but my account was in some weird shadow-ban state where I couldn't see the CI/CD settings page that Gitlab's documentation was alluding to. Consequently, we sought Github.

We didn't have any vendor tie-in to Gitlab and our migration was just changing the Git remote repo.

  └─ ▶ git remote -v
  origin  git@gitlab.com... (fetch)
  origin  git@gitlab.com... (push)
  └─ ▶ git remote rm origin
  └─ ▶ git remote add origin https://github.com/$USER/$REPO_NAME.git
  └─ ▶ git push

With CI/CD, we now have vendor tie-in. Given that it took us a few hours and a few attempts to setup Github actions, and Gitlab is likely on the same order of magnitude of effort, the vendor tie-in doesn't seem to strong.

Same in Boston, MA, US

Was just about to post this, I'm seeing issues.

Very creative and original, but I don't think I want to plug any complete machine into mine, let alone over USB haha. This is sort of like passing out flash drives, and plugging it in hoping there's no malicious content.

This reads like a code style guide, but for math. E.g., like https://google.github.io/styleguide/pyguide.html