#community-projects (2020-03)
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2020-03-16
Recently moved over to AWS CodeCommit for a lot of internal work - I find the CodeCommit console a little cumbersome and as a long time hub / Github cli user I decide to start building a CodeCommit CLI - early stages and all that: https://github.com/carthewd/c3
cool!
i also miss branch protection every time i start a new code commit project
I hear you… I’ve been slowly building back lost functionality via CloudWatch Events+Lambda
would definitely be interested if you figure out branch protection (that does not rely on iam roles/policies…)
we have this project, which at least gets us pr/merge/tag integration with codebuild: https://github.com/plus3it/terraform-aws-codecommit-flow-ci
Thanks, that looks great… I’m not sure I see a way around IAM for branch protection at this point
if you get the wild idea of using CodePipeline to orchestrate the pr/merge/tag events, know that CodePipeline does not get much information about the git repo, it just gets the tar bundle of the repo files. Makes it a bit hard to work on commits, branches, tags, and really any git ref
2020-03-17
Saw this one pop up in my github feed. May be useful to some (not certain if it was already posted in one of these threads, sorry if so): https://github.com/binxio/datadog-exporter
2020-03-26
This isn’t my project or anything but I ran across sail (https://sail.dev/) and it looks like it could be promising for some use cases. Gist is that it encapsulates a full development environment in a Dockerfile and uses the vscode-server project (from the same company) which can also be self-hosted from my understanding.
I used before it renamed. I loved it. Coder.
nice!! geodesic for developers
I need to go look but I didn’t think this was even close to same purpose. Coder/sail is like gitpod ….spun up web IDE on demand to edit code. I didn’t think that’s what geodesic is for
Hey everyone! Erik mentioned that I should post here from my post in #packer. I recently started a new project that is a web user interface for creating Packer templates. The project is still really new but has the potential to grow. I was hoping to get some feedback from the community!
The name of the project is Punk and the source code can be found here: https://github.com/jasonwalsh/punk
There’s also a Heroku app if you’re interested in checking out the app via your web browser: https://murmuring-forest-55290.herokuapp.com/
2020-03-27
Adding @discourse_forum bot
@discourse_forum has joined the channel
2020-03-30
I just wrote and released https://github.com/transcend-io/terragrunt-atlantis-config if anyone is interested. It generates atlantis.yaml content for terragrunt repos by analyzing the dependency blocks (and some other stuff)
Hopefully someone else finds it useful, I’ll gladly take feature requests