I always suggests people to use rebase as standard merge strategy, now it is becoming mainstream.
In a GitHub repository you can fine tuning which actions can run in your workflow
In a GitHub repository you can fine tuning which actions can run in your workflow
If you need a quick keycloak server to use as a test and publicly accessible, with Azure Services you have it up and running in less than a minute
When you need to encrypt something with .NET Core, probably the best solution is using IDataProtectionProvider interface, already built in in the environment. Lets see how you can simplify configuration and make it simple with Self Signed Certificate
Microsoft will disable basic auth for IMAP server and will support only authentication with XOAUTH2 tokens, lets view a complete C# example that will show the entire process
Developers are usually not friend of TLS, always running everything without TLS during development and disabling all protections to allow unencrypted traffic. This is a problem that can lead to problems in production. Lets examine how to use a local KeyCloak instance with a perfectly valid TLS certificate
Too often you find some terrible solution that solve a problem but generate a security hole, pay attention to every decision taken in realm of security.
In a GitHub repository you can fine tuning which actions can run in your workflow
In a GitHub action you can have the need to choose the environment to use based on current branch, here is how you can do it.