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6 DevOps Skills for Developers to Learn
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Python programming language: A cheat sheet
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Scary git-lfs “bad object” error not so scary after all
I just got the following error while trying to push to my [git-lfs]()-enabled repository:
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Install git-lfs on a Raspberry Pi
Git Large File Storage is “an open source Git extension for versioning large files.” I use it on a number of our git repositories at Small Technology Foundation, including for the Site.js web site.
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[From Arch] `base` group replaced by mandatory `base` package - manual intervention required
The base group has been replaced by a metapackage of the same name. We advise users to install this package (pacman -Syu base), as it is effectively mandatory from now on.
Users requesting support are expected to be running a system with the base package.
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[From Arch] Required update to recent libarchive
The imminent release of pacman 5.2 brings build tools with support for compressing packages with zstd. To install these packages you need libarchive with support for zstd, which entered the repositories in September 2018. In order for zstd compressed packages to be distributed, we require all users to have updated to at least libarchive 3.3.3-1. You have had a year, so we expect you already did update. Hurry up if you have not.
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