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Pár hete felépült a kerti mindenes tároló, ahol a koncepció az volt, hogy majd jól körbe rakom tűzifával, és a tűzifa majd ott fog az eresz alatt száradni, mielőtt kenyérsütéshez vagy hobbi-fűtéshez felhasználom. Amíg pedig szárad, addig a száradáson kívül az esőtől védi a kerti mindenes tároló mindenét, a fának nem árt egy kis eső,
– Maga itt az illemtanár?– Nem, én az egészségügyi államtitkár vagyok, bazmeg!
Tegnap este nyolckor megrendeltem a cuccot, reggel negyed nyolckor ott volt az automatában. Ezzel kellett volna versenyezni…
So, I recently upgraded from Java 8 and Wildfly 26 to Java 21 and Wildfly 38. Everything seemed fine… except for some weird stack traces that appeared a few times a day: This exception comes from Java’s deserialization filtering, introduced in newer Java versions and enforced more strictly in JDK 21. WildFly 38 may also
(noun): An IT practitioner who manages complex systems exclusively through web interfaces and wizards, proudly refusing to learn CLI commands because “the GUI is just easier, okay?” Known for creating production-critical infrastructure via a sequence of barely-recalled mouse clicks that can never, ever be reproduced again.
When working with GitLab CI/CD, sometimes you want to save job artifacts only for protected branches or tags, like main or release/*, while ignoring them on feature branches. It seems simple at first, but as I found out, GitLab’s YAML rules and artifact system have some tricky limitations, especially if you need it while the
So, the Renovate Bot created a PR about the Wildfly version update to 38.0.1.Final from 38.0.0.Final. Business-as-usual, like hundreds of PR before, the Gitlab’s pipeline started, and, its failed: Okay, it is also business-as-usual, there are changes that cause code that used to work to not work anymore, but it usually happens when a breaking
I’ve been looking for a good and up-to-date Docker image for a while, one that can build Android apk and bundle files as part of a CI/CD pipeline, because the MobileDevOps team stopped updating their image a year and a half ago, their latest image version only supports the Android API level 34 and the
What do we want? To query how many messages (and scheduled messages) are in a JMS queue. How can we achieve this? The JMS API does not provide the ability or tools to do this, but we can query this data from Wildfly/JBoss CLI, so that, the information is present on runtime: However, if it