I believe we're using a fork of the upstream action
I believe we're using a fork of the upstream action
Fthat fork is another fork of the OG action
SThis is the one I keep using: https://github.com/marketplace/actions/free-disk-space-ubuntu
It seems to have a few more things that get cleaned up and has options to enable/disable whatever you need
It seems to have a few more things that get cleaned up and has options to enable/disable whatever you need
GitHub
A configurable GitHub Action to free up disk space on an Ubuntu GitHub Actions runner
EYeah. Had this conversation with a couple people at Chainguard. I think there's room for improvement on both ends. Every action I look at for this stuff hasn't been touched in a while/lacks maintainers or isn't as effective as ours
Maybe we should rebase on the upstream action?
Maybe we should rebase on the upstream action?
FThat would be my advice too
FAction sent by Skynet says that it's inspired by OG action
Fso maybe we can compare these 2 & see what is the difference
MThat would be great to have.
MI think a super easy one is that it should really only diff things a regular user has read access to.
JGitHub
Contribute to ad-on-is/resticity development by creating an account on GitHub.
Jlooking at this
Tthis looks damn good
Ti didnt even know that toolkit existed
Jhah yeah
Ti wonder if there is a flatpak for it?
J@bketelsen might have an opinion on wail
Tis it good brain?
Tseems like it
Jlooks fresh, doesn't even have releases yet
Tthe wails website says "Copyright 
2022"
2022"Tyeye
Joh I meant the backup up not wails itself
Jwails has been around a while
Toh yeah i realised that when i was looking at the backup thing
Ttrue
KIf you add #!/usr/bin/bash
KIt won't output the command
KAnd just run stuff
MGitHub
Generate podman quadlet files from a podman command, compose file, or existing object - k9withabone/podlet
MYou can also prepend a command with an @ to suppress the echo command. A lot of make stuff is in Just
MWhen putting a shebang you are in lining a script.
MPrior one is using /bin/sh and you get access to some shared variables.
Shebang is like a written out script from another file in a subshell.
You can inline python or whatever you want. Personally after a few lines I like to call scripts instead of having a ton of logic inside of the justfile.
Shebang is like a written out script from another file in a subshell.
You can inline python or whatever you want. Personally after a few lines I like to call scripts instead of having a ton of logic inside of the justfile.
Goml i've been looking for something that did this, thanks!
Jholy shit
J@M2 lmk what you think, if it passes muster lets shove it in bluefin asap?
Fmy hosts file clutters the view & I only see that as a result lol
Fas it has tons of stuff in it
Fbut very neat
FI wanted to do something similar, but for just commands, to see what user applied or not
FHowever, my approach was very complicated & I find status checks enough for that
Jlooks like we're crossing 9m pulls tomorrow!
MWill test it out. Have been mostly writing quadlets directly. At the very least I'll see how it handles a distrobox.
Jyeah I wasn't thinking for us as much as I am for people starting off moving to podman but have piles of compose everywhere
EWill be at 10m before you know it!
MWe doubled from 5m in like 2 months.
J
Jyeah we're dooming ourselves pretty decently now. 
Jmy expectation is a spike after scale/kubecon, not because of the usb sticks on hand since those won't be that many, but just from exposure, like once we start talking to folks directly and they understand how it works, etc.
I2-3 gb per pull 
Jlike there's at least a bunch of youtubers who will be at scale
